Curriculum Vitae Marc M. Schneier 116 East Montgomery Avenue, Suite 215 . Ardmore, Pennsylvania 19003-2435 Telephone (610) 642-9337; Facsimile (610) 642-9375 Web site: buildinglaw.org; E-mail: mschneier@buildinglaw.org
EXPERIENCE
1983 - present	Editor, Construction Litigation Reporter Thomson West Write a nationally distributed monthly Reporter covering the latest and most significant developments in construction law. Case law summaries coupled with critical analysis of the opinions. Solicit and review feature articles submitted by construction law practitioners. Located on Westlaw.
1990 & 1992	Adjunct Professor University of San Francisco School of Law Taught semester-long course on construction law for second and third-year students. Comprehensive introduction to construction law, including discussion of design professionals, construction management, design/build, public contracting, insurance, suretyship, mechanics’ liens and arbitration.
1981 - 1983	Attorney David B. Gold, PLC, San Francisco, CA Oversaw numerous medical devices products liability actions filed throughout the country. Pretrial experience in federal and state courts.
Summer 1980	Judicial Law Clerk The Honorable Cruz Reynoso Associate Justice, Court of Appeal of the State of California Third Appellate District Sacramento, California Researched law and created initial drafts of decisions authored by Justice Reynoso.
PUBLICATIONS
	Books Legal Aspects of Architecture, Engineering and the Construction Process (Thomson Nelson 7th ed. 2004) (with Justin Sweet) Construction Accident Law: A Comprehensive Guide to Legal Liability and Insurance Claims (ABA 1999)
	Instructional Module “Understanding and Applying Construction Law” in Essentials of Construction Management (Informa Center for Professional Development 2006)
	Articles Liability of Owners and General Contractors for Workplace Accidents Part I: Premises Liability, Construction Briefings (Nov. 2004) Liability of Owners and General Contractors for Workplace Accidents Part II: Defenses to Premises Liability, Construction Briefings (Dec. 2004) Architect and Engineer Liability Not Based on the Professional Standard, 25 Construction Litigation Reporter 327 (Oct. 2004) The Independent Contractor Rule: The Shifting Bedrock of Construction Accident Law, Construction Briefings (Aug. 2002) A Construction Law Primer, GP Solo (April/May 2001) The Statutory Employment Doctrine: A Potent Defense Against Claims by Injured Construction Workers, 21 Construction Litigation Reporter 3 (2000) ERISA Preemption of State Law Remedies: Impact on Union Trust Fund Actions to Recover Unpaid Benefit Contributions, 15 Construction Lawyer 14 (April 1995) (with Frank L. Wagner) The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act: Federalizing Homeowner Construction Defect Cases, 13 Construction Lawyer 1 (Oct. 1993) Architect and Engineer Liability Under OSHA's Safety Regulations Applicable to Construction Work, 13 Verdicts, Settlements & Tactics 82 (March 1993) The Independent Contractor Rule -- A Phoenix Arising from the Ashes, 12 Verdicts, Settlements & Tactics 178 (June 1992) Tortious Interference with Contract Claims Against Architects and Engineers, 10 Construction Lawyer 3 (May 1990) Architect Liability for Worksite Accidents Based on Alleged Negligent Supervision, 9 Verdicts, Settlements & Tactics 134 (May 1989) Recovery of Economic Loss Damages in Strict Liability, 7 Construction Litigation Reporter 702 (Jan. 1986) The Developing Law of Wrongful Discharge, 2 California Lawyer 24 (Oct. 1982) Comment, Public Policy Limitations on the Retaliatory Discharge of at Will Employees in the Private Sector, 14 U.C. Davis L.Rev. 809 (1981)
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
	American Bar Association, ABA Forum of the Construction Industry and ABA Public Contract Law Section; State Bar of California (inactive status); Pennsylvania Bar Association (associate member)
AWARDS & HONORS
	Recipient, Bureau of National Affairs Award, 1981, for academic achievement in law school.
EDUCATION
	Juris Doctor King Hall, University of California, Davis, 1981 Law Review, Moot Court Board, Legal Research and Writing Instructor Bachelor of Art Degree University of California, Berkeley, 1976 Bachelor's degree in Philosophy. Graduated with high honors and Phi Beta Kappa