Can't we all just get along? Brian Newman, Archinect Session's legal correspondent, explains the many modes of disputes and resolutions

2015-01-20T11:14:00-05:00

Archinect Sessions is proud to have Brian Newman of Dykema Gossett PLLC as our official legal correspondent, offering insight into the legal quagmire of architectural practice. Brian is a regular guest on the podcast, dishing out advice to make every architect better informed and protected under the law.

On Episode #11, Another Year Another Architecture, Paul spoke with Brian about the many forms of disputes and resolution – from straight-up talking it out, to taking it to the Supreme Court. Listen below:

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Want to ask Brian something specifically, or suggest a future topic for him to cover on the podcast? Send your legal questions to us via email at connect@archinect.com, through Twitter #archinectsessions, or leave a message at (213) 784-7421.

Cities Compete to Host Legal Disputes

2014-09-12T12:53:00-04:00

The weeks and months of billable hours and protracted talks can translate to an economic lift for a host city catering to out-of-town investors and their lawyers and support staff, making municipalities worldwide eager to woo bickering parties [...] International locales like London and Paris traditionally have been favored — as well as centers of commerce like Hong Kong and Singapore for Asian disputes — but parties can agree to settle matters elsewhere.

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Can't we all just get along? Brian Newman, Archinect Session's legal correspondent, explains the many modes of disputes and resolutions

Cities Compete to Host Legal Disputes