This article on extrapolation in construction litigation was originally written & published years ago by the author. The last republishing of the article was at the 2014 West Coast Casualty Construction Defect Seminar.
This article on extrapolation in construction litigation was originally written & published years ago by the author. The last republishing of the article was at the 2014 West Coast Casualty Construction Defect Seminar.
Topics: Ted Bumgardner, Construction Forensics, Publications, Construction Defect Claims
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Whether you're buying a property or you're looking for real estate investment opportunities, having a consultant who does in-depth evaluations can save you from trouble. However, if things have gone wrong and you unfortunately end up in a real estate dispute, ...
Topics: Valuation
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COVID-19 has forever changed America’s image of what constitutes a safe residential community. Once considered the epitome of the America Dream, ...
Topics: Real Estate Development, CM/Development Services, California, Bill Kennedy
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The impact of the COVID-19 has been far- reaching, not only on the health and well-being of society but also on different spheres of the business sector. The construction industry is no exception and has not escaped the havoc created by the pandemic.
...Topics: Project Management Practices, Construction Delay Claims, Construction Management, Risk Management, Construction Forensics, Construction Claims, Hendrik Prinsloo
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The impact of COVID-19 on our economy is unmistakable. Is it like 1929? I think not. Is it very serious? Absolutely. But, to accurately gauge the severity of the situation, we need to look at the national economy, first and ...
Topics: Economics, Real Estate Development, Alan Nevin, San Diego, California, Publications
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By Ted Bumgardner, Justin Cox and Brian Hill
Topics: Construction Delay Claims, Real Estate Development, Construction Forensics, Construction Claims, Publications
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In multi-family residential buildings, Exterior Elevated Elements (EEEs), such as balcony decks, upper landings or walkways, must be evaluated as part of compliance under recently passed California laws,
Topics: CM/Development Services, Apartments, Condominiums, Brian Hill, Balcony, Publications, Construction Defect Claims
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Topics: Building Envelope, Steve Easton, John Kyrklund, Condominiums, Quality Assurance, Client Spotlight, Featured Project - BE
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As a fairly new country (compared to, say, those in Europe and Asia), the United States started out with very few cities. In 1800, almost the entire population lived in rural areas. As industrialization took off, the economic shift produced the rise of ...
Topics: Real Estate Development, Alan Nevin, CM/Development Services, San Diego, Apartments, Affordable Housing, Publications
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Multi-family investments have always been a safe haven for investment dollars. But, is this changing?
Topics: Real Estate Development, CM/Development Services, Apartments, Multifamily, Publications, Real Estate Asset Management, Bill Kennedy
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