Transforming Office Space to Living Space
NEW YORK – Too much office space and not enough housing has continued to fuel efforts to transform…
August 20Latest in: Analysis
Maintaining Ethics in High Stakes Disputes
LOS ANGELES – Maintaining ethics in the high pressure world of construction disputes can be difficult. As director…
August 17
Data Center Disputes and Dilemmas
LONDON – Data centers are the engines of artificial intelligence (AI), housing specialized heat-generating graphics processing units (GPUs).…
July 15
Putting Experts in the Proverbial Hot Tub
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Chatting at the resort hot tub with strangers can reveal commonalities from vastly different backgrounds.…
July 15
Should You Demand a Jury Trial?
WASHINGTON, D.C. – With more than three decades in construction law, Jeffrey R. Gans, partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw…
June 17
Proactive Problem Solving With Ethics, Experts, and Strategy
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA – When the many moving parts in a construction project begin to grind to a…
June 17
When Can Contractors Quit?
OMAHA, NE – When the going gets tough, when can contractors get going? Three non-controversial reasons are: 1)…
May 19
Leveraging Non-AI Tech: Chat With an Expert Witness
DENVER – As an expert witness in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, Nick Kurth often uses visualization…
April 14