Computer animations, simulations, and 3D modeling can help explain complex, technical construction issues to juries, judges, and arbitrators. But surprisingly, these techniques are used infrequently in commercial construction cases, or used ineffectively. A panel of experienced trial counsel, consultants with experience in the creation of effective trial graphics, and an...
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Andrew Dombroski has more than 15 years of experience developing 3D models and animations for the construction industry. Since 2005, he has created models and animations for numerous clients in a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, power, and heavy industrial projects. He creates graphical representations of...
Laura Arrigo has 18 years of experience analyzing and quantifying construction-related claims on complex projects. Her expertise includes schedule delay and disruption analysis primarily through the use of Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling techniques, and the analysis and evaluation of delay, disruption and loss of productivity damages. She helps contractors...
Paul is co-managing partner of P&A's New York City office and a member of the firm's Executive Committee. He is active in numerous industry organizations and has been practicing construction law for more than 30 years advising some of the nation's leading contractors. He has been first chair in numerous...
Roger is an active and experienced mediator, arbitrator and dispute board member for construction and construction defect disputes. This includes more than forty years of resolving disputes on projects throughout the United States, the Caribbean and the Pacific Rim. He has served as a Dispute Review Board member...
