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deRosset Speaks at ALFAI Construction Seminar

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Young Moore litigation attorney Robert (Bob) C. deRosset spoke at ALFA International’s Construction Law Regional Seminar held recently in Detroit Michigan. Speakers at the event presented on a variety of topics including benefits and pitfalls of cost-reimbursable construction contracts, casualty investigations, spoliation of evidence concerns, and avoiding liability with prevention through design.

Bob is a shareholder at Young Moore and serves clients primarily in the areas of construction, business, and product liability law. Within ALFA International, Bob serves as Chair of the Construction Practice Group. Read more

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