western states surety conference

2010 - IS SAM A FRIENDLY UNCLE? Surety Issues on public projects...and other mysteries

1	Hurry Up - Slow Down: Evaluating Delay...It's All About the Approach Do Contract Bonds Cover Delay Damages? Marilyn Klinger ▪ Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold LLP Jonathan Dunn ▪ Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold LLP Richard Tasker ▪ Sage Associates, Inc. Sam Barker ▪ The Travelers Companies Paul Harmon ▪ The Travelers Companies
2	Salvage: Getting to the Principal's Tax Refunds Chad Schexnayder ▪ Jennings, Haug & Cunningham, LLP Joseph Brophy ▪ Jennings, Haug & Cunningham, LLP Steve Pand ▪ The Travelers Companies
3	A Principal's Bankruptcy On a Public Project: Errors Have Been Made; Others Will be Blamed; or When Everything is Said and Done, A Lot More Will be Said than Done Jan Sokol ▪ Stewart, Sokol & Gray LLC Jamie Ziegler ▪ Liberty Mutual Surety
4	Bonding Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity Contracts: Stop and Read the Dang Contract! Levi Clegg ▪ Snow Christensen & Martineau David Pinkston ▪ Snow Christensen & Martineau
5	Teaming Arrangements and the Pitfalls of Socioeconomic Policy Issues and Regulations for Public Projects Roy Ogawa ▪ Ogawa, Lau, Nakamura & Jew
6	Subdivision Bonds: Developing a Comprehensive Strategy Stacie Brandt ▪ Booth, Mitchel & Strange LLP
7	LEED Update & Emerging Trends in Green Building Delivery: The Latest in LEED, Mandated Certification for Public Works, and the World of Integrated Project Design and Discovery Howard Carsman ▪ Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC Tegan Schlatter ▪ Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC Janet Kim Lin ▪ Bullivant Houser Bailey, PC Dan Peyovich ▪ The Howard S. Wright Companies Ted Sive ▪ Ted Sive Consulting
8	White Paper - Integrated Project Delivery: Reality and Promise A Strategist's Guide to Understanding IPD Ted Sive ▪ Ted Sive Consulting