Attorney at Law
Conor McElroy’s practice focuses on general civil litigation in various legal specialties. Mr. McElroy’s primary experience has been in the areas of construction defect and employment litigation; in particular representing contractors and subcontractors in contract disputes of both public and private works, pursuing lien, stop notice, and bond remedies for contractors, defending construction defect lawsuits, defending disability access lawsuits and performing site inspections for businesses sued for disability access violations, advising employers on labor and employment related matters in the construction industry throughout California, and representing employers and employees in various employment disputes.
Mr. McElroy has extensive background knowledge of the construction industry and building trades grounded in many years of hands-on experience working for a general building contractor specializing in residential construction, concrete foundations and flatwork in his hometown of Princeton, Wisconsin.
Practice Areas
Construction defect litigation, contract disputes, construction collections, bankruptcy, mechanics’ lien, stop notice and bond claims, state and federal employment law, employment litigation, immigration, labor law, OSHA and Cal OSHA, disabled access, business entity formation, private corporate securities transactions, business litigation, trade secrets.
Admitted
State Bar of California, 2006; United States District Court for the Eastern District of California, 2006; United States Bankruptcy Court, 2006.
Education
University of Pacific – McGeorge School of Law, J.D., 2006; University of Wisconsin – La Crosse, B.S. Sociology, 2003.
Member
American Bar Association
California Bar Association
California Bar Association, Labor and Employment Section
Sacramento County Bar Association
Sacramento County Bar Association, Labor and Employment Section
Association of Defense Counsel of Northern California and Nevada
Other
Previously interned at the Sacramento County Public Defender’s Office - Juvenile Division.