Litigation - Construction
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Marc A. Young is a top attorney recognized by Best Lawyers in the practice area(s) of Commercial Litigation, Construction Law and Litigation - Construction. Marc A., who practices law in Austin, Texas, has been recognized since 2024. This recognition is based on an exhaustive peer-review survey, reflecting the high esteem in which Marc A. is held by other top lawyers in the same geographic and legal practice area.
Jurisdiction
Texas
State Capital
Austin
Highest Court
Texas Supreme Court
Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Typical Consultation
$150-$300
Typical Hourly Range
$250-$450/hr
Fee Model Notes
Hourly or flat-fee billing is common.
Estimates vary by market, complexity, urgency, and attorney experience.
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2024
Jonathan Rogers
I engaged Marc Young at Cokinos Young PC for a dispute with a contractor over significant delays and cost overruns on a commercial build-out in Austin. His background in construction law was immediately apparent, and his recognition in that specific field gave me confidence. He provided a solid analysis of our contract and the relevant Texas statutes, which was exactly the expertise I sought. The outcome of our initial negotiations was satisfactory, aligning with his recognized competence in litigation-construction matters. However, my experience was a mixed bag. While his legal advice was sound, I sometimes found the communication timeline to be slower than I'd hoped for a matter that felt urgent to my business. Responses to emails could take a couple of days, and there were instances where I had to follow up for updates. For straightforward legal guidance based on his decades of experience since graduating in '82, Marc is certainly capable. Yet, for clients who prioritize frequent, proactive communication, setting clear expectations at the outset would be beneficial. He knows his field well, but the client service aspect felt merely adequate.