Julie Schaeffer
He’s one of the preeminent lawyers in construction and engineering law, and he’s been cultivating his reputation in the industry since the 1980s. Here, the partner and owner of Cokinos, Bosien & Young discusses his career path and his advice for young construction lawyers.
Despite the trend toward larger convenience stores with better food service, Murphy USA has chosen a different approach to avoid high capital and operating costs. Here, CEO Andrew Clyde explains further.
For Richard Wittbrodt, one of the biggest challenges of construction law is understanding the costs and benefits of a project from the beginning
Business has been booming for Patterson & Smith Construction, which focuses on the rustically luxurious second-home market in the Stowe area of the Green Mountain State
You don’t see much modern design in Missouri, but Brian Faust, president of Faust Construction, is trying to change that. In his own words, one of the very few modern builders in the Show-Me State explains what it takes to live on the edge.
After a storied interior design career in the Northeast, Gil Walsh moved to Florida and gambled many of her possessions on the formation of her own business, which is now thriving
Today’s fountains are managed by sophisticated control panels overseeing hydraulics, nozzles, lights, and music—and behind those controls is Fountain Technologies, helping to bring an ancient art into the 21st century
With a three-year sales growth rate of 254%, Smashburger is the fastest-growing fast-casual restaurant chain in America, and the company’s “development-in-a-box” program will ensure that the trend continues
The ground-up creation of an entirely new community in conjunction with a new university speaks to the wide-ranging scope of Barron Collier Companies’ capabilities as a large-scale developer
A look at RF Fisher Electric Company’s Jeff Linscott—who came to the electrical industry as an outsider—and a few of his recent projects
