Additional Reading
An Introduction to Collaborative Construction Contracts for Large and International Projects
Source: JAMS ADR Insights
What To Expect: Collaboration on Construction Projects
Source: Electrical Contractor
RFIs: A Contractor’s Guide to Requests for Information
Source: Procore
Session 1 speakers
The content provided to you in this Bootcamp is meant to support you, your projects, and how you partner and collaborate with your project team. Every project is different and presents its own set of unique challenges. So, as you continue to digest and apply the content from our Builders Bootcamp, we encourage you to reach out with questions and comments.
Managing Partner + Construction Group Lead
Giovanni Ruscitti
Giovanni M. Ruscitti is one of the founding members of Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti LLP and currently serves as the firm’s Managing Partner. Nationally recognized for his robust construction law practice, Mr. Ruscitti routinely speaks on collaboration and risk management, as well as best practices for arbitration and litigation related to construction law.
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Equity Partner + Construction Group Lead
Sally Piskun
Ms. Piskun is a litigator who began her trial practice in Houston, Texas. In 2004, Ms. Piskun moved to Colorado and focused her practice on civil litigation and trial work – with an emphasis in construction law.
As part of Ms.Piskun’s construction law practice, she assists owners, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers in connection with a wide variety of projects, with a special emphasis on EPC contracts and MSAs.
Ms. Piskun is an equity partner at the firm and chairs the firms Women’s Leadership Committee.
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Associate + Construction Group Member
Larry Myers
Larry is a commercial litigator and focuses his practice in construction law. He advises clients through all phases of construction litigation, arbitration, and administrative proceedings – from pre-claim negotiation through appeal. His construction practice focuses on claims for delays, lost productivity, and payment disputes, under private contracts and contracts with federal, state, municipal, and quasi-governmental agencies, as well as construction defects on residential and commercial projects.
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