Consulting Services of Marc M. Schneier
Put more than two decades of construction law research, writing and teaching on your side by using the consulting services of Marc M. Schneier. Consulting services include:
- analysis and research on virtually any construction law topic;
- confidential assessment of litigation strategy;
- a primer on the relevant construction law issues for the general practitioner facing a construction law case;
- either a "first draft" or a "second look" at legal briefs;
- all at affordable rates, with no charge for an initial discussion.
Mr. Schneier writes Construction Litigation Reporter, a national construction law newsletter, published by Thomson West and found on Westlaw. He has written three books: Construction Accident Law: A Comprehensive Guide to Legal Liability and Insurance Claims (American Bar Association 1999); Legal Aspects of Architecture, Engineering and the Construction Process (Thomson Nelson 7th ed. 2004), co-authored with Justin Sweet; and, most recently, "Understanding and Applying Construction Law" in Essentials of Construction Management (Informa Center for Professional Development 2006). Mr. Schneier was an Adjunct Professor of Construction Law at the University of San Francisco School of Law and has published numerous articles on various construction law topics. Mr. Schneier can provide any attorney--from the general practitioner to the construction law specialist--with that added edge needed over his or her competitors. Make sure your litigation theories and legal briefs are the best they can be by having Mr. Schneier make an independent evaluation of your client's case.
- For a free, confidential initial consultation, contact Mr. Schneier at (610) 642-9337 (EST) or email mschneier@buildinglaw.org.
- For a review of Mr. Schneier's qualifications, access his resume.
- For further information on the national newsletter written by Mr. Schneier, visit Construction Litigation Reporter.
- For further information on Mr. Schneier's books, visit Construction Accident Law, Legal Aspects of Architecture, Engineering and the Construction Process and Essentials of Construction Management.
