Travis L. Kreiser, Esquire
Education
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Temple University School of Law Juris Doctor, 1994 (cum laude)
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Elizabethtown College B.S. in Business Administration & Finance, 1991 (cum laude)
Memberships
Court Admissions
- State Courts of Pennsylvania
- State Courts of New Jersey
- U.S. Court of Federal Claims
- U.S. District Court (E.D. Pa.)
- U.S. District Court (M.D. Pa.)
- U.S. District Court (D. N.J.)
Service as an Advocate
Travis L. Kreiser, Esquire is an experienced, knowledgeable litigator who focuses his practice in the representation of owner/developers, general contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, design professionals and sureties in all aspects of construction law.
Mr. Kreiser regularly represents clients in administrative proceedings, mediation, arbitration, and in the state and federal courts, both in the trial and appellate courts. Mr. Kreiser also routinely assists clients in the review, negotiation, and drafting of construction contracts as well as all other transactional documents associated with construction.
Service as a Neutral
Mr. Kreiser is listed as an arbitrator and serves as a neutral decision-maker on the American Arbitration Association’s Roster of Construction Law Arbitrators.
Publications & Engagements
- Co-Author, “Differing Site Conditions, A Contractor’s Nemesis,” ADVANCED ISSUES IN CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION, Pennsylvania Bar Institute
- Co-Author and presenter, “Design Build Construction In Pennsylvania,” Lorman Education Services.
- Panelist speaker, “Forum Discussion of Warranty Liability,” International Concrete Repair Institute.
- Numerous articles published by the American Society of Highway Engineers in its monthly publication, including:
- “Are Your Public Bids Responsive”
- “When Are Site Conditions Unforeseen”
- “Independent Contractors and Design Professionals May Be Entitled to Governmental Immunity”
- “Design Professionals May Be Held Liable for Contractor’s Negligence”
Travis L. Kreiser, Esquire
Education
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Temple University School of Law
Juris Doctor, 1994 (cum laude) -
Elizabethtown College
B.S. in Business Administration & Finance, 1991 (cum laude)
Memberships
- American Arbitration Association
- American Bar Association
- Pennsylvania Bar Association
- Montgomery Bar Association
Court Admissions
- State Courts of Pennsylvania
- State Courts of New Jersey
- U.S. Court of Federal Claims
- U.S. District Court (E.D. Pa.)
- U.S. District Court (M.D. Pa.)
- U.S. District Court (D. N.J.)
Service as an Advocate
Travis L. Kreiser, Esquire is an experienced, knowledgeable litigator who focuses his practice in the representation of owner/developers, general contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, design professionals and sureties in all aspects of construction law.
Mr. Kreiser regularly represents clients in administrative proceedings, mediation, arbitration, and in the state and federal courts, both in the trial and appellate courts. Mr. Kreiser also routinely assists clients in the review, negotiation, and drafting of construction contracts as well as all other transactional documents associated with construction.
Mr. Kreiser regularly represents clients in administrative proceedings, mediation, arbitration, and in the state and federal courts, both in the trial and appellate courts. Mr. Kreiser also routinely assists clients in the review, negotiation, and drafting of construction contracts as well as all other transactional documents associated with construction.
Service as a Neutral
Mr. Kreiser is listed as an arbitrator and serves as a neutral decision-maker on the American Arbitration Association’s Roster of Construction Law Arbitrators. Mr. Kreiser is also a capable mediator having completed the American Arbitration Association Mediator training.
Publications and Engagements
- Co-Author, “Differing Site Conditions, A Contractor’s Nemesis,” ADVANCED ISSUES IN CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION, Pennsylvania Bar Institute
- Co-Author and presenter, “Design Build Construction In Pennsylvania,” Lorman Education Services.
- Panelist speaker, “Forum Discussion of Warranty Liability,” International Concrete Repair Institute.
- Numerous articles published by the American Society of Highway Engineers in its monthly publication, including:
- “Are Your Public Bids Responsive”
- “When Are Site Conditions Unforeseen”
- “Independent Contractors and Design Professionals May Be Entitled to Governmental Immunity”
- “Design Professionals May Be Held Liable for Contractor’s Negligence”