Maine Construction Quality Seminar

Name: Maine Construction Quality Seminar
Start: 2015-03-26T07:30:00+0000
Location: Holiday Inn By the Bay

When: March 26, 2015 at 7:30am – 11:00am

People: Timothy J. Bryant

Location:

Holiday Inn By the Bay

88 Spring Street
Portland, ME 04101

On-site Parking

Preti Flaherty attorney Tim Bryant will participate in this invitation-only seminar where industry leaders will discuss the current state of construction projects in and around Maine. Tim will lead a discussion on the sources of defect litigation and what can be done to avoid them.
Additional speakers include:

H. Alan Mooney, P.E. and President of Criterium Engineers. Alan will lead a discussion on the top 5 construction quality obstacles based on challenges learned from working on several multi-million dollar projects; and
Mike Herlihy, Executive VP and Partner at Ames & Grough. Mike will lead a discussion on risk management and explore real solutions.

For event details, email Sara Hyland @ [email protected].

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