The 2026 Construction Law Seminar is a half-day event organized by Taft/Sherman & Howard, focusing on the latest legal developments affecting the construction industry. Scheduled for February 27, 2026, from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM MST, the seminar will be held at the Denver Botanic Gardens in Denver, Colorado.
Attendees will gain insights into a variety of pertinent topics, including a Colorado legislative update, the legal implications of emerging technologies like AI and quantum computing, and key developments in OSHA regulations and employment law. The program also covers best practices in contracting, trends in litigation and claims, and strategies for maximizing insurance recovery.
The seminar features a lineup of experienced speakers, such as Blair Carter discussing mechanic's liens, Will Reed on construction-specific insurance developments, and Allison Burke addressing risks in modular construction contracts. Additional sessions include updates on OSHA and employment law by Pat Miller and Annie Sturges, respectively, and a presentation on building an intellectual property portfolio by Aaron Bradford and Michael Kosma.
This seminar is designed for construction professionals, legal practitioners, and industry stakeholders seeking to stay informed about the evolving legal landscape. Attendees will benefit from expert analyses and practical guidance to navigate compliance, manage risk, and plan for growth in the construction sector.
Speakers(16)
Aaron Bradford
Partner at Taft Law
Aaron Bradford is a partner at Taft Law, advising on intellectual property strategies for construction and design teams.
Alli Takacs
Attorney at Taft Law
Alli Takacs is an attorney at Taft Law, exploring the benefits and disadvantages of early repairs in construction defect litigation.
Allison Burke
Partner at Taft Law
Allison Burke is a partner at Taft Law, specializing in modular construction contracts and the new 2025 AIA Volumetric Modular Contract Templates.
Annie Sturges
Attorney at Taft Law
Annie Sturges is an attorney at Taft Law, presenting on federal and state law updates affecting Colorado wage and hour compliance, non-competes, and paid leave.
Blair Carter
Attorney at Taft Law
Blair Carter is an attorney at Taft Law, focusing on preserving and protecting mechanic's lien rights.
Christian Hendrickson
Partner at Taft Law
Christian Hendrickson is a partner at Taft Law, discussing scenarios and legal principles surrounding informal contract changes in construction projects.
Cyndi Stovall
Partner at Taft Law
Cyndi Stovall is a partner at Taft Law, discussing challenges and changes to Building Performance Colorado and Energize Denver regulations.
Eric Kjellander
Partner at Taft Law
Eric Kjellander is a partner at Taft Law, reviewing common subcontract terms and their implications in construction contracts.
Harshy Badhesha
Attorney at Taft Law
Harshy Badhesha is an attorney at Taft Law, specializing in construction litigation and corporate depositions.
Jackie Benson
Partner at Taft Law
Jackie Benson is a partner at Taft Law, focusing on the legal implications of emerging technologies like AI and quantum computing.
Michael Kosma
Partner at Taft Law
Michael Kosma is a partner at Taft Law, advising on building intellectual property portfolios for construction and design teams.
Pat Miller
Partner at Taft Law
Pat Miller is a partner at Taft Law, providing updates on OSHA regulations and employment law affecting the construction industry.
Ryan Klein
Partner at Taft Law
Ryan Klein is a partner at Taft Law, outlining the benefits and current challenges facing the SBA 8(a) Program for small and large businesses.
Tamir Goldstein
Partner at Taft Law
Tamir Goldstein is a partner at Taft Law, reviewing important case law updates affecting the construction industry.
Terrance Carroll
Of Counsel at Taft Law
Terrance Carroll is Of Counsel at Taft Law, providing updates on legislative changes affecting the construction industry, with a focus on Colorado state legislation.
Will Reed
Partner at Taft Law
Will Reed is a partner at Taft Law, covering legal developments and coverage for construction-specific insurance.
Event Details
- Date
- February 27, 2026
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Denver, United States
- Denver Botanic Gardens
- Audience
- Construction professionals, legal practitioners, and industry stakeholders