Matthew Argue has over 17 years experience resolving real estate, construction and insurance disputes. His construction litigation experience includes high-end, custom single-family residences, master planned single-family and condominium tract developments, commercial developments, retail and hotel projects. He is licensed to practice in multiple jurisdictions including California, Nevada, Colorado, Washington and Texas.

Victoria Butler has been in the heavy, highway and civil construction industry for over 24 years. Her wide knowledge of federal and California construction and contract law, coupled with her specialty of delay and time-related disputes in over $10 billion of construction has been honed, perfected and nationally respected for the past 15 years.

Chuck is a licensed contractor with over 30 years of commercial and residential hands-on construction experience. Since 1994 he has represented major insurance companies as a construction consultant and adjuster completing over a thousand nationwide claims from residential homes to high rises. He represented property owners recovering several million dollars of (denied) claims due to Hurricane Katrina.

Uniquely qualified by experience, training and knowledge to resolve your construction disputes. As an AV- rated attorney he represented owners, design professionals and contractors in private and public works. As a neutral he has arbitrated and mediated hundreds of cases, taught construction law and been a frequent speaker and a published author on construction and ADR.

Ira A. Freydkis, J.D., LL.M., has 22 years experience in successfully resolving construction and real estate related disputes. Mr. Freydkis is also a panelist for the American Arbitration Association, the Contractors’ State Licensing Board, the Superior and Appellate Courts, the Department of Fair Employment and Housing and the Department of Insurance.

During the past 24 years, Mark has inspected/certified well over 15K commercial and residential building projects. He has trained well over 1K construction students during his tenure at a local junior college. He managed construction conflicts with ease and settled construction related issues on a daily basis during his 17 years of municipal experience.

Althea Halchuck’s background includes more than 25 years in the construction and real estate field, most notably as a building contractor and real estate broker as well as a real estate appraiser, certified in 3 states. This, coupled with her current career in dispute resolution, makes her well qualified to mediate and arbitrate construction disputes.

For the past 24 years David Jenkins has mediated over 3,000 multi-party disputes in 44 states, while managing a diverse practice which has included mediating matters involving: Design Errors & Omissions, Construction Defect, Breach of Contract, Course of Construction, Changed Site Conditions and Insurance Coverage disputes in both North & Latin America.

Ed Johnson has been involved with construction related industries for over 30 years, 22 of which were as a local government official. As a lawyer with education and experience in land use planning and development, engineering, law, conflict management, and peacemaking. Ed brings a multi-disciplinary, public/private perspective to dispute resolution.

Rick’s 35 years of experience with the Bureau of Reclamation in field construction management, which included contract administration, for Federal heavy civil water projects provides a unique combination for analyzing construction problems leading to mediation and/or arbitration proceedings. Rick was Field Engineer for earthen and RCC dams, water conveyance systems, concrete structures, roads and levees.

My special expertise is in DSA requirements for schoolhouse construction and ADA regulations. I manage the projects by way of compliance to codes and contract law. I have the ability to see problematic situations that only experience can provide before they become potential monetary ones and then to take appropriate steps to resolve the problem quickly.

Elizabeth A. Moreno, as a litigator for over 20 years, has concentrated her legal practice in the area of complex litigation, related to construction law, insurance coverage issues, land subsidence issues in the Southern California area, real property and employment. For the last six years, she has acted as a full-time arbitrator and mediator in over 250 cases.

Former Trade Ambassador to the Marshal Islands, Jay helped manufacturers build plants in the Marshall Islands. Jay started his career in construction by working his way through UCLA as a construction worker. He has conducted hundreds of arbitrations/mediations in a diverse array of disputes ranging from single homes to mediating multi-party, multi-million dollar construction claims.

Gene E. Royce is a construction attorney with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. His background includes mediating construction, engineering and legal matters in San Diego, California. He has served as an American Arbitration Association Arbitrator since 2003.

Saint-Aubin, an MIT-educated, AV-rated attorney, licensed in California, Nevada, and Pennsylvania (inactive), now applies his problem-solving skills and almost forty years of professional experience to assisting counsel and their clients in resolving their conflicts. As a mediator, Saint-Aubin impartially helps the parties identify their short- and long-term interests to find a mutually acceptable outcome.

Creative ideas, knowledge and follow-through coupled with a 27 year background as a trial lawyer and mediator with the experience of working with developers, general contractors, subcontractors, engineers, banks and insurance companies who required answers and results rather than theories, enable him to conduct efficient, goal oriented and productive mediation sessions.

Hon. Keith Schulner, MBA, MDR, is uniquely qualified to help you with your construction issues in that he earned a Master of Dispute Resolution, has construction litigation experience as an attorney, and acted as a mediator and arbitrator for construction issues. He has helped thousands of people resolve their disputes. Have him help you.

Mr. Sincock has over 25 years experience in the commercial and residential construction industry and 18 years as a professional mediator and arbitrator. He has managed large manufacturing and subcontracting operations; owned 3 successful businesses, including an Energy Management company; Real Estate Development firm and a large Mediation & Arbitration business.

Jon has over 23 years experience in the Construction industry, and has mediated hundreds of construction related issues in both the public and private sector. He has worked for both owners and contractors as a Senior Construction Manager, Owners Representative, Quality central engineer/manager, are a licensed general contractor, and thoroughly enjoy helping others.

Gary Spencer has 37 years of litigation experience involving Construction, Insurance, and Business disputes representing both Plaintiff and Defense. He has been Plaintiff’s Counsel for individual homeowners and Homeowner Associations in major construction litigation and has been lead counsel for developers, architects, engineers, subcontractors and coverage counsel in construction cases.

Regina Stevens is a registered Civil Engineer and has over 17 years of experience in resolving construction disputes as a construction manager in heavy, civil, highway/bridge, roadway, utility, and grade separation construction projects. Her projects ranged from $25 M - $283 M, including three freeway interchange projects in Southern California: 110/105, 405/5, and the I-15/40 Interchange projects.

Through 25 years of experience managing surety claims Mr. Van Tassell successfully resolved most every kind of construction problem.  He handled thousands of disputes and claims on construction projects.  From small remodel jobs to huge infrastructure projects, Martin crossed the nation to bring owners, contractors, subcontractors, labor and suppliers together to resolve their disputes.