Pearlman 2008 (September 11-12, 2008).
Chad Schexnayder and Edward Rubacha were speakers at Pearlman 2008, an annual surety seminar held in Seattle, Washington. The main topic at this year's seminar dealt with complex bankruptcy matters. Mr. Schexnayder is a recognized national speaker in this area. Mr. Rubacha spoke on tribes and tribal entities from the surety's and the tribe's perspective. Mr. Rubacha is a nationally-known resource in the area of construction in Indian Country with tribes and tribal entities from the contractors' and sureties' side.
Professional Liability in Design and Construction Contracts (September 9, 2008).
Jim Csontos, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at National Business Institute's "Professional Liability in Design and Construction Contracts" seminar held on September 9, 2008 at the Phoenix Airport Marriott, 1101 N. 44th Street, Phoenix, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar include litigating the negligence claim and many more related topics. For more information, contact Jim Csontos or visit National Business Institute.
How to Deal with the "Rambo" Litigator and Avoid Dirty Litigation Tactics (June 25, 2008).
Jim Csontos, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at National Business Institute's "How to Deal with the 'Rambo' Litigator and Avoid Dirty Litigation Tactics" seminar in Phoenix, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar include Effective Remedies and many more litigation related topics. For more information, contact Jim Csontos or visit National Business Institute.
The Surety's Indemnity Agreement - Law & Practice (May 9, 2008).
Chad Schexnayder, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at the American Bar Association Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section's "The Surety's Indemnity Agreement - Law & Practice" seminar held on May 8 and 9, 2008 in Kansas City, Missouri. The topics covered at this seminar include Underwriting Risks, Tribal Principals, Bankruptcy and many more surety related topics. For more information, contact Chad Schexnayder.
Arizona Construction Law for Architects, Engineers and Contractors (April 3, 2008).
Mark Barker, Jim Csontos and Ed Rubacha, partners with the Firm, were speakers at HalfMoon Seminars' "Arizona Construction Law for Architects, Engineers and Contractors" seminar at the Embassy Suites Airport Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar include Surety Payment and Performance Bonds, Key Contract Clauses and many more construction related topics. For more information, contact Mark Barker, Jim Csontos or Ed Rubacha or visit HalfMoon Seminars.
Builders, Construction Contractors and Developers in Bankruptcy (February 20, 2008).
Chad Schexnayder, a partner with the Firm, were one of the speakers at the American Bar Association Tort and Insurance Practice Section's "Builders, Construction Contractors and Developers in Bankruptcy" seminar. The topics covered at this seminar include Basis Bankruptcy Law, Strategies for Working Out a Contractor's Debt, Subcontractor and Supplier Payment Issues and many more construction/bankruptcy related topics. For more information, contact Chad Schexnayder.
What to Do When Construction Projects Go Bad in Arizona (February 20, 2008).
Ed Rubacha, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at Lorman Education Services' "What to Do When Construction Projects Go Bad in Arizona" seminar in Tucson, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar include Mechanics Lien Claims, Surety Bonds, Construction Insurance and many more construction related topics. For more information, contact Ed Rubacha or visit Lorman Education Services.
Construction Law Fundamentals: Managing Project Risk (December 12, 2007).
Jim Csontos, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at National Business Institute's "Construction Law Fundamentals: Managing Project Risk" seminar in Phoenix, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar include Reducing Project Risk, Project Management Tips and Techniques, Overcoming Common Construction Problems and many more construction related topics. For more information, contact Jim Csontos or visit National Business Institute.
Litigating the Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist Claim (December 7, 2007).
Jack Cunningham, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at National Business Institute's "Litigating the Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist Claim" seminar at the Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas in Scottsdale, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar include Recent Legal Developments, Effective Settlement and Mediation, Prosecution and Defense of UM/UIM Claims. For more information, contact Jack Cunningham or visit National Business Institute.
National Bond Claims Association Seminar (October 11, 2007).
Jim Csontos, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at the National Bond Claims Association's Annual Seminar held October 11-12, 2007 at the Scottsdale Resort and Conference Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. For more information, contact Jim Csontos or visit National Bond Claims Association.
Pearlman 2007 (September 13, 2007).
Ed Rubacha, a partner with the Firm, was the keynote speaker at Pearlman 2007, an annual surety seminar held on September 13, 2007 in Seattle, Washington. The topic at this year's seminar dealt with tribes and tribal entities from the surety's and the tribe's perspective. Mr. Rubacha is a nationally-known resource in the area of construction in Indian Country with tribes and tribal entities from the contractors' and sureties' side. He speaks annually at ASU's "Construction in Indian Country" conference and has published a number of articles on this timely topic. For more information, contact Ed Rubacha.
Bill Haug Receives Walter E. Craig Distinguished Service Award (June 28, 2007).
William F. Haug, a partner with the Firm, received the Walter E. Craig Distinguished Service Award at the Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education's annual award luncheon held concurrently with the State Bar of Arizona Convention. Bill Haug was instrumental in the creation of the Foundation in 1981. The Foundation works to level the playing field, so that all in Arizona have knowledge and access to the justice systems. The Walter E. Craig Distinguished Services Award is the Foundation's award presented to the attorney who has manifested adherence to the highest principles and tradition of the legal profession and service to the public in the community in which he lives. Please join his partners and family in congratulating Bill Haug on receiving such an important award. Bill Haug continues with his full time practice, providing representation to all members of the construction and surety industry and serving as an arbitrator and mediator in complex construction disputes in Arizona, Nevada and the Southwest.
Builders, Construction Contractors and Developers in Bankruptcy (February 20, 2007).
Chad Schexnayder, a partner with the Firm, will be one of the speakers at the American Bar Association Tort and Insurance Practice Section's "Builders, Construction Contractors and Developers in Bankruptcy" seminar. The topics covered at this seminar include Basis Bankruptcy Law, Strategies for Working Out a Contractor's Debt, Subcontractor and Supplier Payment Issues and many more construction/bankruptcy related topics. For more information, contact Chad Schexnayder.
Bill Haug Receives VLP Pro Bono Lifetime Achievement Award (November 14, 2006).
William F. Haug, a partner with the Firm, received the VLP Lifetime Achievement Award at the Volunteer Lawyers Program's 25th Anniversary celebration and "For Love of Justice" Awards celebration. The Volunteer Lawyers Program recognized how Mr. Haug has been instrumental in the establishment of laws which protect the rights of all citizens.
Curtis Jennings Joins Board of Directors (November 7, 2006).
Curtis A. Jennings was elected to a three year term on the Board of Directors of the Arizona Historical Foundation. The Arizona Historical Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation whose mission is the collection, preservation and dissemination of Arizona and Southwest history. The Foundation serves as a repository for primary source materials that, for the most part, document the history of the New Southwest (20th and 21st century) with emphasis on the fields of political, legal, and business history. Previously, Mr. Jennings has been involved in a number of community activities, including serving as chairman of sections and divisions of the United Way in past campaigns. Mr. Jennings has also served as a member of the Arizona Game and Fish Commission, the Arizona Archaeological Advisory Commission, the Board of Governors of the Department of Mineral Resources, the Arizona Town Hall, Arizona Leadership Advisory Council, Arizona Bar Foundation, Arizona Court of Military Appeals, and the Board of Directors of the Central Arizona Chapter of the Arizona Historical Society.
Managing Complex Construction Law Issues (September 8, 2006).
Jim Csontos, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at National Business Institute's "Managing Complex Construction Law Issues" seminar at the Hyatt Regency Phoenix, 122 North Second Street, Phoenix, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar include Project Delivery Methods, Contract Drafting Issues, Scheduling Issues and Resolving Disputes. For more information, contact Jim Csontos or visit National Business Institute.
Using a Mechanics' Lien to Get Your Money (June 5, 2006).
Jim Csontos, a partner with the Firm, was one of the speakers at National Business Institute's "Using a Mechanics' Lien to Get Your Money" seminar at the Wells Fargo Conference Center, 100 W. Washington, Phoenix, Arizona. The topics covered at this seminar included Contract Documents, Payment Problems, Preparing and Recording Mechanics' Liens; Litigating Lien Foreclosures and Payment Bond Claims, and Releases. For more information, contact Jim Csontos or visit National Business Institute.
Bill Haug wins VLP Attorney of the Month (February 15, 2006).
During the "For Love of Justice" program, William F. Haug was named one of the Attorneys of the Month by the Volunteer Lawyers Program. Mr. Haug began his 50th year of practice in August 2005 and was recognized for his creativity, enthusiasm and patience in handling difficult cases. Bill Haug not only offers his years of experience to ensure equal access to justice; during his tenure as President of the State Bar of Arizona, he initiated the adoption of IOLTA funding for legal services to the poor.
Arizona Construction Section Recognizes Bill Haug's 50 Years of Service (February 3, 2006).
During the February 2006 Monthly Program, the Construction Section of the Arizona State Bar presented Bill Haug with a special Award of Recognition for his 50 years of exemplary service in the field of construction and surety law. Bill Haug is a past-president of the Arizona State Bar and a founding member of the Construction Section. Bill Haug began his 51st year of practice in August 2006. Mr. Haug continues with his full time practice, providing representation to all members of the construction and surety industry and serving as an arbitrator and mediator in complex construction disputes in Arizona, Nevada and the Southwest.
State-by-State Guide to Construction Contracts and Claims (February 1, 2006).
The.htmlen Construction Law Library has added a new two-volume publication entitled "State-by-State Guide to Construction Contracts and Claims,".htmlen Publishers, 2006 and annual supplements. This unique publication contains a comprehensive analysis of construction contract and claim issues for each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Ed Rubacha and Jim Csontos, both partners with the Firm, prepared the Arizona chapter for this publication. For more information, contact Ed Rubacha or Jim Csontos.
Martin J. Andrew Life Time Achievement Award (January 26, 2001).
William F. Haug, a senior partner with Jennings, Haug & Cunningham, LLP, received the Martin J. Andrew Award for Lifetime Achievement in Fidelity and Surety Law. This award was presented by the Fidelity and Surety Committee of the Torts and Insurance Practice Section ("TIPS") of the American Bar Association. Bill Haug continues with his practice and can be reached by email.
