Cameron Niemeyer focuses his practice on general liability litigation, with a developing emphasis on construction law. He has experience supporting matters across a range of areas, including employment, Title IX, motor vehicle accidents, professional malpractice, fair housing, and real estate, and he is actively building his practice associated with construction-related disputes. Through this work, Cameron assists with case development, factual investigation, and coordination with project documents and technical issues central to construction litigation.
Before joining Wilson Elser as an associate, Cameron clerked with the firm after graduating from law school. During law school, he served as Senior Articles Editor of the William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review, where he cultivated his strong research, writing, and analytical skills.
Areas of Focus
Construction
Cameron’s experience includes defending clients in significant construction matters, including a $185 million claim alleging insufficient architectural services and a complex case in which the plaintiff contends that the firm’s client, a general contractor, retained unqualified subcontractors to design and install a large-scale HVAC system for a luxury apartment building.
- William & Mary School of Law (J.D., 2025)
- Senior Articles Editor, William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
- University of Tennessee, Knoxville (B.A. Political Science, summa cum laude, 2021)
- Virginia