Partner in Cardi, Schulte & Ford, LLCMr. Ford’s civil litigation practice emphasizes the representation of design professionals including the drafting and negotiation of contracts, the resolution of disputes involving improvements to real property, and the resolution of matters involving the Board of Licensure for Architects, Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors. He graduated from Lewis and Clark Northwestern School of Law in Portland, Oregon, with a certification in Environmental and Natural Resources Law.

Shareholder at PolsinelliMr. Meyer is a real estate and construction lawyer who provides counseling and advice in all phases of a project. He also regularly represents large and small businesses in general commercial litigation disputes. Mr. Meyer works closely with his clients to understand their financial, business, and litigation goals and then develops a strategy to obtain those goals as efficiently and effectively as possible. His entire career has focused on real estate, construction, and business litigation. With that background, he gained first-hand experience seeing how deals can fall apart and how they can be saved. This experience makes him a strong counselor and advocate when representing a client who is putting a deal together, negotiating a settlement, or when going to litigation.

Special Counsel at Hall & Evans, LLC in DenverMr. Ninneman is a member of the firm’s Construction and Design Practice Group representing construction and design professionals on commercial, governmental and residential projects with respect to early project risk assessment, licensure, project management, contract drafting and negotiation, lien prosecution, pre-litigation claim resolution and mediation, litigation in state and federal courts, binding arbitration, and appeals. He is the co-author of Hard Hat Case Notes, a quarterly article in The Construction Lawyer, the ABA Forum on Construction Law national publication, for which he is also a contributing editor. Mr. Ninneman is a co-author on the desk reference comparison of the 2007 and 2017 AIA A201 General Conditions, which is due for publication in 2017.

Executive Vice President of Demand Construction Services, Inc.Mr. Pratt is a principal in the firm, and he is responsible for professional services in the fields of forensic schedule analysis, forensic cost estimating and damages. He also testifies on the meaning of contract clauses from a contractor’s perspective, and renders opinions on contract administration and standards of care. Mr. Pratt received his B.S. degree in Architectural Engineering from the University of Colorado at Boulder. He is a Fellow Certified Professional Estimator (FCPE) and a past national president of the American Society of Professional Estimators (ASPE). He has been a Mediator, and a member of the AAA National Panel of Construction Arbitrators. Mr. Pratt has been active in a number of construction trade and professional associations, including the ABA, AGC, ABC, ASA, and AACEI. He is ASPE’s representative on the Coalition of ConsensusDocs endorsing organizations.

Founding Partner at Robinson Hungate, PCMr. Robinson has been a practicing lawyer in the Denver/Boulder area for more than 30 years, focusing his law practice on land access, construction law, mechanic’s liens, real estate and collections cases. His practice as an attorney emphasizes design and construction litigation, construction contracts and documentation, mechanic’s liens, real estate litigation, and real property boundary and access disputes. An author and lecturer on the subject of construction law, Mr. Robinson also handles construction law arbitrations under the auspices of the American Arbitration Association. He is a member of the Colorado Bar, the American Bar Association, and the National Society of Professional Engineers, and he is a registered professional engineer (inactive) in the State of Colorado.

Shareholder at PolsinelliMr. Warren acts as outside general counsel to construction companies and represents businesses of all types in commercial litigation throughout the country. His construction practice consists of representation of general contractors, design-builders, and owners. He provides construction risk and planning advice, contract negotiation, and contract review and drafting. He also handles litigation before arbitration panels and in state and federal courts. Mr. Warren has litigated nearly every manner of construction dispute including delay claims, construction defects, lost productivity claims, liens, performance bonds, and contract disputes.