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Cutting Into Forensic Remodeling

May 1, 1999
Professional Remodeler

Attorneys know the law, but they often need a professional remodeler to guide them through the building process. Here are some helpful hints for those interested in a foray into forensic remodeling:

Be aware of opportunities. You’ve probably already had requests from clients to supply an attorney with remodeling repair estimates.

Meet face-to-face with attorneys and sell yourself as a team player. Offer expert witness testimony and consult on depositions.

Keep extremely detailed records.

Be thick skinned. Opposing attorneys can be very aggressive.

Also See:

Forensic Remodeling

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