Bruce Mauner:  

For the last three years I've been working in the field of Forensic Architecture. This aspect of architecture fits me perfectly and will be a great place to finish off my career. The work requires that I do investigations, write legal opinions, and testify in court. Some may think I'm crazy but I truly enjoy depositions. It's like playing chess at a different level. Prior to that I had my own general contracting firm that focused on custom residential. This business got birthed out the economic bust in 2001. However, having to sue my clients to get paid was getting old. The clients that did get sued would retaliate by filing a construction defect law suit which is how I got into the Forensic Architecture Business because I had to learn how to defend myself against the law suits that I had filed. Prior to that General Contracting Business I had ran divisions of several large national architectural practices. In July of 1996 I ...Expand for more