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Construction Law Update
In 2023, the Legislature made changes to the Lien Law, Statute of Repose, Permit Approval Requirements, and Public Construction Punch List and Payment Procedures. The speakers will discuss those changes and recent court decisions that affect your business.
Wednesday, September 13
11:30am - 1:00pm
Carlisle Inn
Presentations by:
Brett M. Henson
Attorney at Law
Shumaker
Brett is a partner and board certified construction lawyer with the Sarasota office of Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP. He represents contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals in construction contract drafting, negotiation, litigation and dispute resolution. Serves as a member of the Construction Industry Advisory Board for FGCU’s Construction Management program, and as a member of the Florida Bar’s standing committee on Construction Law Certification.
Ryan Owen
Partner in Charge, Sarasota
Adams and Reese LLP
Ryan Owen has substantial litigation and transactional experience representing construction industry clients, creditors and other businesses. He works effectively both in and out of the courtroom to help prevent disputes from arising and resolving problems to his clients’ maximum advantage. Ryan is Board Certified in Construction Law by The Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization and Education. In this arena, Ryan advises and advocates for specialty and general contractors, owners, and materials suppliers. He helps clients transfer risk to insurers and other contractors/suppliers. He frequently represents contractors who have not received payment for their services. Ryan also handles defect litigation and related surety and insurance matters.
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