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The American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA) will host a webinar entitled “State of the Construction Defect Industry in 2019: What’s the Same and What’s New?” on September 17, open to all interested parties. Leading the webinar are Pete Fowler and Alex Prokop of Pete Fowler Construction Services.  for this complimentary session.

This webinar will serve as an introduction to Construction Defects (CD) and the world of CD litigation. The speakers will review the history of the CD industry and offer an understanding of building performance standards, investigation practices and how they relate to CD. Fowler and Prokop will also explore where the industry is headed.

Pete Fowler has been speaking and writing about CD and CD litigation since the 1990s. In 2011, his company presented a program to AAMA Western Region Summit participants entitled "." In 2017, they were invited back to present "."

“The CD Industry continues to evolve rapidly, so we are back with more updates,” said Fowler. “We offer a high-level overview of the world of construction defect litigation. Lots of folks have had to deal with this kind of litigation, and it’s best to have a map in hand.”

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About the Speakers

Pete Fowler is president of Pete Fowler Construction Services, a building inspection and testing, construction management and claims and litigation business with operations in California, Florida, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Texas. Fowler has a degree in construction management, has held certifications from AAMA, ASPE, ICBO and others, has published articles in national magazines and has been invited to speak to many groups in the building industry.

Alex Prokop is a senior consultant with more than 20 years of experience in residential and commercial construction. Prokop has acted as a General Contractor on custom residential projects and Director of Construction on a variety of large-scale residential master plan communities, commercial projects and urban mixed-use developments.