Shareholder with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC, in Pittsburgh Mr. Madigan is a construction lawyer with more than 30 years of experience and leads the firm’s Construction Practice Group. He represents general contractors, construction managers, engineers, and owners, as well as manufacturers and suppliers of systems, products and materials utilized in construction. Mr. Madigan is experienced in all aspects of construction law from the negotiation of contracts to project counseling and the prosecution and defense of claims. He has extensive knowledge of all types of project delivery systems, including traditional design-bid-build, design-build, EPC, DBOM, and public-private partnerships. Mr. Madigan has litigated construction and design defect claims, delay and disruption claims and payment claims arising from public and private projects in jurisdictions across the United States.

Member with Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC, in PittsburghMr. Neiser is a commercial and construction lawyer at thefirm. He has extensive experience in litigation, contractnegotiations, and alternative dispute resolution. His practiceincludes representation of owners, general contractors,and architects on projects of all sizes. Mr. Neiser alsois a mediator and serves as outside general counsel tocorporations. Mr. Neiser is a regular contributor to nationalbusiness and legal publications on topics such as electronicdiscovery, construction law, and trial work. He also is anofficer and council member of the Allegheny County BarAssociation Construction Law Section and is a veteran of theUnited States Marine Corps.

Counsel with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC, in Pittsburgh Mr. Webster is a litigator with experience in a wide variety of commercial disputes, though much of his practice involves representing clients in the construction industry. Mr. Webster is an accomplished trial attorney with trial experience in state and federal courts, bench and jury trials, preliminary injunction hearings, and private arbitrations. He advises his construction industry clients, which include owners, design professionals, contractors, and subcontractors, at all stages of a construction project. Mr. Webster has handled disputes for clients in the construction industry involving alleged design defects, professional negligence, delay and disruption claims, unforeseen conditions, property damage, and catastrophic injury. He is a member of the American Bar Association’s Forum on Construction Law and the Allegheny County Bar Association’s Construction Law Section.