Safety
The Importance of Risk Transfer Strategies Construction
Risk transfer strategies can help a contractor defend and resolve construction related claims and lawsuits.
By Shawn M. Cestaro
January 28, 2020
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by Shawn M. Cestaro
Shawn M. Cestaro focuses his practice on construction-related litigation. He is a seasoned litigator with a diverse legal career and extensive litigation and trial experience representing large and small companies, including national and international corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies and not-for-profit organizations along with their respective officers and boards of directors.
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