Dave McLain, Sheri Roswell, and Lisa Bondy Dunn will be speaking at the final installment of a four-part series hosted by the Construction Resource Group‘s entitled “Everything You Need to Know About Risk Management Through the Life of Your Project and Beyond.”  The November 11th Lunch & Learn, “You Did Everything Right – And You Still Got Sued. What Now?,” will cover responding to a notice of claim, the litigation process, and the political environment and potential changes to the law.
Registration is still open, through the link in the brochure below.  We hope to see you on November 11th!

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