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Duval County authorizes contingency-fee contract over EOC construction and design defects
Summary
The Commissioners Court approved a contingency-fee contract with Brodeur Law Firm, P.C. and Mark Brodeur to pursue damages for construction and design defects at the Duval County Emergency Response Center. The motion passed unanimously on Dec. 8, 2025.
The Duval County Commissioners Court approved the execution of a contingency-fee contract with Brodeur Law Firm, P.C., and attorney Mark Brodeur to pursue damages related to construction and design defects at the Duval County Emergency Response Center (EOC). Commissioner Martin M. Perez moved for approval; Commissioner Pete A. Guerra seconded. The motion carried with all voting Aye.
The contract is authorized by the court as a contingency fee arrangement; the transcript cites a reference to Texas Government Code Section C254 in connection with the item, and does not record the contingency percentage or other contract terms. The court did not record additional debate or opposing views in the meeting transcript.
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