Ashling A. Ehrhardt

Ashling is an experienced litigator with a multi-faceted practice. With 15 years of construction litigation experience, she successfully represents subcontractors, contractors, owners, design-builders, and construction managers on both public and private projects. Ashling regularly serves as counsel in complex construction cases involving project delays, disruptions, and inefficiencies. In addition, she has prosecuted and defended mechanics’ liens, bond claims, and payment claim matters.

Ashling represents clients in federal and state courts in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including at the appellate level. When appropriate, she is a proponent of settlement through cost-effective means, including mediation and arbitration.

In addition to her construction litigation practice, Ashling is also an ATIXA-certified Level One Civil Rights Investigator and a member of the firm’s Title IX Group. She conducts investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct, discrimination, harassment, and other acts of misconduct at institutions of higher education. When conducting Title IX investigations, Ashling partners with a second ATIXA-certified investigator with a law enforcement background and extensive trauma-informed training. This unique, two investigator model has proven to be an effective method for conducting investigations. Ashling also counsels and provides training to university boards of trustees on Title IX issues.

While in law school, Ashling was the managing editor of the Rutgers Law Journal. She is conversationally fluent in Spanish.