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Experts. Love ’em. Hate ’em. But you need ’em. Particularly in complex litigation matters, including, many construction cases. But how do you keep that wily opposing…
Experts. Love ’em. Hate ’em. But you need ’em. Particularly in complex litigation matters, including, many construction cases. But how do you keep that wily opposing…
From parachuting into a remote location in Azerbaijan to jumping skyscrapers in Abu Dhabi to drone dodging in the streets of Los Angeles, the latest Fast…
If you’re a fan of the Hunger Games trilogy, either the books or the movies, you’re likely familiar with “The Hob,” the black market in District 12 where…
We all love new year’s predictions, or at least I do. This past week, Construction Drive issued its 10 Construction Industry Trends to Watch in 2016.…
You just need to look around you to know that construction is once again booming. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the construction industry…
There’s been more cheer than usual at Wendel Rosen’s Construction Practice Group this holiday season. Earlier this month, Quinlan Tom, a construction and business attorney, joined…
I know. You’re busy. Perhaps even a bit overwhelmed. You’ve got trees to trim, halls to deck with boughs of holly, and when you throw in…
The following post originally appeared in my partner Kevin Brodehl‘s informative blog, Money and Dirt. If you’re involved in real estate investment, development and/or secured lending in California, it’s a must read. While…
The largest support pier of the East Span of the old Bay Bridge was imploded this past weekend as CalTrans tries to speed along the demolition process.…
Ok, it may not be an Oscar, or even an Emmy, but we’re humbled and honoured just the same. Wendel Rosen’s Construction Practice Group has received…
This past month, Wendel Rosen held its Fall 2015 Breakfast Forum. Our featured speaker was Will Kempton, Executive Director of the California Transportation Commission (“CTC”), the state…
And you thought architects don’t know how to have fun. New York architects dressed up as the buildings they designed. Beaux-Arts Costume Ball circa 1931. From…