By William Henry Managing Member RGA-Design and RGA-Design Forensics Despite the negative impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic poses to the design and construc...

By Zoe Gaik, Architectural Forensic Associate RGA Design Forensics Working in architectural law is tricky if you don’t have a good grasp on what design code/...

By Zoe Gaik, Forensic Associate RGA Design Forensics Accessible routes and means of egress are two aspects of design that many architects have to deal with. ...

Hurricane Michael made landfall at 2pm on October 10, 2018. Given the turnover of the news cycle, that may have well been 10 years ago. The headlines of 155 ...

On October 15, the Florida Supreme Court made a ruling on Delisle v. Crane, which effectively clarified how Florida courts will handle the admissibility of e...

In choosing experts, avoid those that embrace the “enemies” of all aspects of litigation and trial: complexity, confusion, and ambiguity. To have a winning o...

This is the seventh in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a construction project and t...

During this year’s annual International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Florida Conference and Deal Making, the topic of ADA lawsuits remains front and ce...

This is the sixth in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a construction project and the...

The RGA Design Forensics team was out in full force at the 2018 ICSC Florida Conference and Deal Making. The conference focuses on real estate for shopping ...

This is the fifth in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a construction project and the...

This is the fourth in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a construction project and th...

Having served for many years as a court certified forensic expert concerning design and construction litigation, I am continually surprised by ongoing case l...

This is the third in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a construction project and the...

Chief Judge Ronald Ficarrotta and Honorable Carl Hinson “Professionalism A View From The Bench” Dr. Henry and our newest addition to the team, Tammy AAsum, s...

This is the second in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a construction project and th...

This is the first in a series of articles that will examine issues that can arise in the relationship between the architect in a construction project and the...

Applying the Americans With Disabilities Act to Non-Disabled People in Florida What can be done if a non-disabled person is injured in a slip or trip and fal...

OVERVIEW As design forensic experts we are often tasked with investigating sites where injuries and/or fatalities arise from unsafe building conditions. Ofte...

Improving Your Chances For a Larger Financial Recovery if You or Your Loved Ones Slip and Fall in a Public Place Success in slip and fall cases often depends...