All information on this network is provided to members of the American Institute of Architects by the AIA Trust to use at their own risk. Information is deemed to be accurate but is subject to change; the AIA Trust cannot be held responsible for its accuracy. All participation in the network by law firms is strictly voluntary and participants agree to the terms and conditions and warrant the accuracy of their listing. The AIA Trust assumes no liability for the use of this information by AIA members or by others who by clicking on any of the links agree to use the same at their sole risk. Any other reproduction or use is strictly prohibited.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the AIA Trust does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, law firm or organization presented or mentioned on this network.
This information is provided as a member service and the AIA Trust is not rendering legal advice. Laws vary by state and members should seek legal counsel or professional advice for their own situation and to evaluate this data and suggestions as well as to advise the member on proper risk management for each project.
Terms & Conditions for a law firm listing in this Legal Network are:
- A minimum of FIVE years working in A/E Construction Law with the A/E profession;
- Continuation of the current relationship your firm has with the AIA local and state components in your region. This means continuing support in the form of allied or similar membership, sponsorships, or other activities currently supporting your local components. If your firm does not currently have a relationship with local or state AIA components, it agrees to initiate a relationship by contacting the local and state components in your region. We would be pleased to furnish the appropriate contact information to you.
- Willingness of your attorneys in the A/E Construction law field to introduce your firm to individual AIA members by discussing a prospective A/E Construction matter at no charge for up to 30-minutes duration.
- Accurate completion of the online profile form.
- AIA Trust staff must review the profile before it will be posted online.
In order to participate in the network, your firm must meet the requirements listed above. Then, simply click here to enroll; you will be asked to create a log-in and complete the online form with your firm information, including contact information, a photo (optional), basic information about your practice, firm/practice description, and description of your a/e attorneys.
Your completed profile will be forwarded to the AIA Trust for final review and posting. The AIA Trust reserves the right to refuse or remove a listing (because it is inaccurate or inappropriate).
