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Register for Construction Law Seminar on Sept. 11-12
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Click image to read the brochure. | Legal issues that have surfaced during the housing downturn and how construction attorneys can help their clients navigate the uncharted waters of the slowdown will be discussed during a Construction Law Seminar in Las Vegas on Sept. 11-12
David Jaffe, NAHB staff vice president for construction liability and legal research, will participate in a Sept. 11 panel discussion on “Today’s Legal Challenges in Representing the Home Builder.”
Other panelists include Jeffrey Berger, general council and secretary for the home building operations of St. Louis-based McBride & Son Enterprises, and Jeffrey Masters, partner in the litigation department for Cox, Castle and Nicholson, LLP of Los Angeles.
In addition to the home builder-specific panel, the two-day seminar will also include topics such as right to repair statutes; the business and legal risks associated with building green; destroying or defending construction witnesses with technology in the courtroom; and more. The seminar will even feature a hands-on construction session that will enable participants to build a construction component.
The seminar is open to coverage attorneys, in-house counsel for construction or engineering firms, class action coordinating counsel, construction litigators, claims professionals, home builders and product manufacturers.
The seminar is being conducted by DRI, the Chicago-based national organization of defense trial lawyers and corporate counsel.
To Register
For more information and to register, click here, or call 312-795-1101.
To read the seminar brochure online and download a faxable registration form, click here (in PDF format).
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To view or purchase this publication online, click here, or call 800-223-2665.
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