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Watch the video below to hear from three experienced attorneys who specialize in the construction industry.
Topics include:
- Maintaining proper record-keeping
- Certificate management
- When to hire an attorney
- Contractor and insurance agent relationships
The information contained in this webinar is for general educational information only. The information presented in this webinar does not constitute legal advice, is not intended to constitute legal advice, nor should it be relied upon as legal advice for your specific factual situation or design.
Acuity Construction Attorney Webinar
Christine Rice
Christine Rice is a shareholder and the president of Simpson & Deardorff, S.C. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She received her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Carroll College, and after practicing for several years as a registered nurse, she returned to law school and graduated from Marquette University. Rice practices in all areas of insurance defense, specializing in insurance coverage. Rice has been involved in dozens of appeals that have shaped Wisconsin law with published decisions on both liability and contractual coverage issues.
Ken Calderone
Ken Calderone is a founding principal and lead trial attorney in Akron, Ohio, for the law firm Hanna, Campbell & Powell LLP. Since 1990, he has successfully counseled and defended both political subdivisions and private clients in product liability, industrial accident, personal injury, employment, civil rights, construction litigation, professional liability (architects, engineers, and accountants), commercial litigation, insurance coverage, and insurance defense litigation.
Jon Zentner
Jon Zentner is an attorney in Minneapolis, Minnesota, for the law firm Arthur Chapman Kettering Smetak & Pikala, P.A. Jon devotes 100 percent of his practice to defending construction trades against defect claims, contract disputes, additional-insured litigation, and construction injury claims. Zentner’s clients include general contractors, stucco installers, window manufacturers, framers, roofers, lumber distributors, HVAC installers, excavators, and masons.
