120423 CSCE Ethics Webinar
Please join CSCE for a webinar on ethics at 12 p.m. Noon on December 4, 2023, that will feature a presentation by Frederick Hedberg, partner at Robinson+Cole on how to avoid engineering malpractice. This webinar is sponsored by the CSCE Continuing Education Committee. Attendees may earn 1 NYS PDH at this webinar.
At this webinar, Mr. Hedberg will discuss ethical and legal considerations with respect to the practice of engineering. Attendees will learn tips and pitfalls to avoid to ensure compliance with different ethical codes and laws that are applicable to the engineering profession, and in so doing, to reduce the risk of committing engineering malpractice. You will also learn the duties and responsibilities of an engineer while serving as a consultant or expert witness.
Frederick E. Hedberg is a member of the firm’s Construction Law Group, with more than 20 years of experience handling complex construction and commercial matters for his clients, both as a transactional attorney and as an experienced litigator. In addition to his legal experience, prior to becoming an attorney, Fred practiced as a licensed civil and structural engineer for over 10 years, thereby gaining an in-depth knowledge and understanding of all phases of a construction project. Fred’s clients include public, institutional and private owners, developers, general and specialty contractors, design professionals, sureties, financial institutions and insurance companies. Fred represents clients in federal and state courts and before arbitration panels and administrative governmental tribunals on all types of project-related claims and disputes.
12:00 p.m. - A link will be sent to registrants prior to the webinar.
View the Presentation - No NYS PDH: Free
CSCE Members who want to earn 1 NYS PDH: $20
Non CSCE Members who want to earn 1 NYS PDH: $30
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