Legal and Regulatory
Include Contract Clauses for Protection Against Ever-Evolving Construction Challenges
Today’s challenges set the stage for litigation with issues not ordinarily seen by counsel.
By Michael Henry and Kevin J. Riexinger
May 25, 2022
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by Michael Henry
Engineer Michael Henry is a Project Manager with Turner Construction, one of the largest general contractors in the United States. With 16 years of industry experience in multiple market segments, Mike has had a hand in projects totaling approximately $1 billion. He may be reached at: MbHenry@tcco.com.
by Kevin J. Riexinger
Kevin J. Riexinger is a Partner with the law firm of Gfeller Laurie LLP where he focuses primarily on the areas of complex civil and commercial litigation. He represents clients in commercial disputes and liability actions, including product manufacturers in lawsuits involving catastrophic losses, construction companies, engineering firms and design professionals. Kevin may be reached at: kriexinger@gllawgroup.com.
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