Stamping, Sealing and Signing: Satisfying Statutes and the Standard of Care.

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Description

For engineers, there is no more significant (or even sacred) act than the use of their professional seal and stamp. In reality, some take that act too lightly, while others hold onto it too tightly. This seminar will focus on the professional and financial implications of stamping and signing professional documents, as well as the appropriate procedures and protocols to be applied in satisfaction of statutes, standards, and the standard of care. This seminar will be led by Severson & Werson LLP’s Construction Practice Group leader David A. Ericksen.

OBJECTIVES

Understand the Unique Significance of the A/E Stamp/Seal
Identify Three Levels of Concern for the Stamping/Sealing Process
Survey the Verified Statutory & Regulatory Standards
Establish Practices for Process & Documentation

Contributors

David Erickson

David Ericksen, J.D., leads Severson & Werson's construction/environmental litigation and transactional practice, as well as focusing on liability and insurance issues through insurers. He has represented design professionals in jury trial, bench trial, single arbitrator arbitration and panel arbitration. He also focuses on contractual, risk management and litigation issues affecting the design and construction professional community, and provides these services as general counsel to firms. He is a frequent speaker for construction professional organizations and provides in-house training seminars for firms.

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Contributors

David Erickson