Verrill Voices

Verrill Dana's Gretchen Johnson interviews Josh Broder, CEO of Tilson Technology Management and 2018 Mainebiz Business Leader of the Year, in this special edition of the Verrill Voices podcast.

Verrill Dana attorney Mark Googins interviews Steve Levesque, Executive Director of the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority and 2018 Mainebiz Business Leader of the Year, in this special edition of the Verrill Voices podcast.

Verrill Dana attorney Tawny Alvarez interviews Kathie Leonard, CEO of Auburn Manufacturing and 2018 Mainebiz Business Leader of the Year, in this special edition of the Verrill Voices podcast.

Verrill Dana Labor and Employment Law attorney Beth Smith provides an update on the Maine Supreme Court's June 14 decision in Bourgoin v. Twin Rivers Paper Co, in which it was determined that employers in Maine may not be compelled to pay for employees' use of medical marijuana to treat work injury symptoms.

This podcast is a companion to our highlights of interviews recorded at the Manufacturers Association of Maine 2018 Summit. All of the interviews recorded by Verrill Dana attorneys Tawny Alvarez and Jonathan Dunitz, as well as podcast producer Aaron Harris, are included here unedited. Refer to the time codes below to access specific interviews:

Zack Vincent, MAMe - 0:50

Dave Rycyna, Cirrus Systems - 4:02

Donna Brassard, Mainebiz - 6:42

Kent Peterson, Fluid Imaging Technologies - 8:07

Alan LaPoint, The Strainrite Companies - 14:18

Derek Volk, Volk Packaging Corporation - 15:52

Jason Gaboury, Northeast CNC 3D - 20:48

Craig Brazell, Constellation Energy - 24:34

Kim Davis, Procter & Gamble - 27:43

Steve Martin, FIRST - 31:18

Alyssa Turnbull, Jotul North America - 33:21

Auta Main, Maine Department of Labor - 38:00

Brian Deveaux, Hussey Seating Company - 40:06

Martin Grohman, independent Candidate for U.S. Congress - 44:08

Scott Moran, Northeast Technical Institute - 46:33

Peter Moore, Corporate Finance Associates - 52:24

Verrill Dana attorneys Tawny Alvarez and Jonathan Dunitz, along with podcast producer Aaron Harris, recorded interviews of attendees at the Manufacturers Association of Maine 2018 Summit to hear their thoughts on the value of attending the Summit, what they see driving innovation in the manufacturing industry, and where they see the industry in 10 years. This podcast includes highlights from these interviews. To here the full unedited version of these interviews, listen to the companion episode to this podcast on Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play Music, or archived at www.verrilldana.com.

Verrill Dana Labor and Employment Law attorney Beth Smith provides an update on the Maine Supreme Court's June 14 decision in Bourgoin v. Twin Rivers Paper Co, in which it was determined that employers in Maine may not be compelled to pay for employees' use of medical marijuana to treat work injury symptoms.

This podcast is a companion to our highlights of interviews recorded at the Manufacturers Association of Maine 2018 Summit. All of the interviews recorded by Verrill Dana attorneys Tawny Alvarez and Jonathan Dunitz, as well as podcast producer Aaron Harris, are included here unedited. Refer to the time codes below to access specific interviews:

Zack Vincent, MAMe - 0:50

Dave Rycyna, Cirrus Systems - 4:02

Donna Brassard, Mainebiz - 6:42

Kent Peterson, Fluid Imaging Technologies - 8:07

Alan LaPoint, The Strainrite Companies - 14:18

Derek Volk, Volk Packaging Corporation - 15:52

Jason Gaboury, Northeast CNC 3D - 20:48

Craig Brazell, Constellation Energy - 24:34

Kim Davis, Procter & Gamble - 27:43

Steve Martin, FIRST - 31:18

Alyssa Turnbull, Jotul North America - 33:21

Auta Main, Maine Department of Labor - 38:00

Brian Deveaux, Hussey Seating Company - 40:06

Martin Grohman, independent Candidate for U.S. Congress - 44:08

Scott Moran, Northeast Technical Institute - 46:33

Peter Moore, Corporate Finance Associates - 52:24

Verrill Dana attorneys Tawny Alvarez and Jonathan Dunitz, along with podcast producer Aaron Harris, recorded interviews of attendees at the Manufacturers Association of Maine 2018 Summit to hear their thoughts on the value of attending the Summit, what they see driving innovation in the manufacturing industry, and where they see the industry in 10 years. This podcast includes highlights from these interviews. To here the full unedited version of these interviews, listen to the companion episode to this podcast on Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play Music, or archived at www.verrilldana.com.

In this final installment of the Verrill Voices podcast series discussing recent changes to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) contract documents, Verrill Dana attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch discuss the architect’s role in resolving disputes between contractors and developers, and how that role has changed.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.