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Licensed in California for 52 years
State: California
Acquired: 1973
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Seyfarth Shaw Attorneys LLP
560 Mission Street, Suite 3100, San Francisco, CA, 94105-2930
Law Offices of Richard A Holderness
5 Alto Ave, San Anselmo, CA, 94960-2303
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Experience
Associations
State Bar of California
Member
American Bar Association
Member
Education
1973
University of San Francisco
JD - Juris Doctor
1966
University of California at Los Angeles
Speaking Engagements
1997
Federal Publications
Changes and Claims in Government Construction
1996
Federal Publications
Changes and Claims in Government Construction
1996
13th Annual Real Property Institute
“Minimizing Real Property Liabilities: Construction,”
1995
Real Property Section, State Bar of California,
“Partnering: A New Approach To Homeowner Association Defect Claims,”
1995
General Services Administration, Region IX,
Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Practical Alternative for Resolving Construction Disputes
1995
Construction Law Seminar, Law Seminars International
“Project Partnering: Back To The Future,”
1995
Board of Directors of the Associated General Contractors of California
Domar: Is It the New Direction for Affirmative Action or a Dead End?
1995
Associated General Contractors of California Seminar
“Attorneys Fees: Ways to Tame the Monster,”
1994
Associated General Contractors of California Seminar
“Performing on Public Works Jobs: Now That I’ve Got a Job, How Do You Expect Me to Make a Profit,”
1994
American Society of Professional Estimators
The New Subcontract Forms of the Associated General Contractors of California
1994
American Society of Civil Engineers
Partnering, Hard to Believe, But It Works
1993
California Department of Real Estate
“ADR - Alternative To What?,”
1993
Associated General Contractors of California Seminar
“Partnering,”
1992
Tax and Fiscal Affairs Committee and Insurance and Bonds Committee of Associated General Contractors of California
“Halbert’s: A Dilemma for the Construction Industry,”
1992
ssociated General Contractors of California Seminar,
“How Contractors Lose Claims,”
1991
ssociated General Contractors of California Seminar,
“Use and Abuse Of The Bidding Process: Public Contracts, Private Projects, And Sub-Bids,”
1989
Construction Litigation Superconference
Targeting Construction Claims By The Contractor Against The Owner
1988
Construction Litigation Superconference
Litigation Of A Construction Project That Involves a Foreign-Based Owner, Contractor or Subcontractor
1987
Real Property Law Section, State Bar of California,
“Construction Law - Owner Protection From Construction Claims,”
1985
Associated General Contractors of California
“Claims And Changes - Pitfall Or Profit,”
Publications
1997
California Constructor
“Avoiding Claims: The Secret Weapon ... Common Sense,”
1997
Associated General Contractors of California Legal Brief,
“Surety Bad Faith: It’s Back,”
1996
Regents of the University of California for the Continuing Education of the Bar
Approaching Construction Disputes
1996
13th Annual Real Property Institute
“Minimizing Real Property Liabilities: Construction,”
1995
Associated General Contractors of California
“Attorneys Fees: Ways to Tame the Monster,”
1995
Unknown
Project Partnering: Back To The Future,”
1995
San Francisco Attorney
“Alternative Dispute Resolution: Turning the Theoretical into Reality,”
1995
CM Magazine
“The 1990’s: A Different World for Construction Lawyers,”
1995
Associated General Contractors of California Legal Brief
“Legislative Changes to Mechanics’ Lien, Stop Notice, and Payment Bond Rights,”
1994
Associated General Contractors of California Legal Brief,
“New Lien Waiver Amendments (Civil Code 3262),”
1994
John A. Wiley and Sons
Construction Change Order Claims
1993
Associated General Contractors of California
“Partnering,”
1992
Associated General Contractors of California
“California Tests Boundaries Of Criminal Liability For Workplace Safety,”
1992
Associated General Contractors of California
“How Contractors Lose Claims,”
1992
The Construction Contractor,
“A Practical Guide To The Intersection Of Construction Law And Environmental Law - Par II,”
1992
Associated General Contractors of California Legal Brief
“The Halbert’s Case: A Dilemma For The Construction Industry,”
1992
Associated General Contractors of California Legal Brief
“Partnering - A Better Way,”
1992
John A. Wiley and Sons
The Construction Contractor’s Handbook of Business and Law
1990
John A. Wiley and Sons
Construction Litigation: Representing the Owner
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Associated General Contractors of California
“Legal Trends Affecting Labor In The 90’s,”