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In this episode we discuss a topic that is familiar to many of our listeners—construction case and claims investigation—but with a focus on some innovative ways to consider and pursue information. Our guest Mark Becker at Fabyanske, Westra, Hart & Thomson, P.A., addresses this topic using his years of experience in the construction litigation field and on related topics of discovery, “document review,” effective use of experts, studies, subpoenas, FOIA requests, software review and depositions to gather the best information toward winning your case.
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