January 2005

Liberty Building Forensics Group has just assisted the Owners law firm in recovery of
$6.25M worth of repair costs in a 24-building apartment complex. The complex had
building envelope water intrusion related problems. Liberty Building Forensics Group
also assisted Surety with $5.5M in recovery from sub contractors.

December 2006

George DuBose of Liberty Building Forensics Group has been recommended by “The
Best Lawyers in America” as a leading expert in the field of construction. “George
DuBose heads a group of experts, previously with CH2M Hill, who do a superb job of
investigating, documenting, and negotiating in construction defect litigation. They are
incredibly well prepared and well spoken.”

Mr. DuBose is a building forensics expert at evaluating the dynamic interrelationship of

competing building systems and their effect on moisture and mold problems. He has
directed several fast tract design and mitigating projects. He has broad experience in
the detection, mitigation, and control of moisture- and microbial-related building
problems, including HVAC and building envelope problems. Mr. DuBose’s
experience includes some of the largest moisture- and mold-related building forensic
cases in the country. This experience extends to direct litigation support of claims in
which successful defense and recovery have both been achieved.

For more information regarding George Dubose and Liberty Building Forensics Group,
you can call 407-467-5518 or visit www.libertybuilding.com or www.bestlawyers.com.

November 2006

Florida Engineering Society publishes an article by David Odom titled “Avoiding

Moisture and Mold Problems in Florida Buildings: Design and Construction Guidelines.”
The article discusses the key factors in the schematic design of the mechanical side of
building systems in humid climates.

To read the full article visit Liberty Building Forensics Group website at
www.libertybuilding.com .
September 2006

Liberty Building Forensics Group provides expert witness testimony in successfully

defending the General Contractor in a $9.5M claim by the Owner and property insurer
for moisture damage to a 17-story hotel in Orlando.

May 2006

Liberty Building Forensics Group was listed in Architectural Products Magazine as an

Architecture Support for Mold and Moisture Prevention. The magazine highlights the
new Mold and Moisture Prevention manual for the National Council of Architectural
Registration Boards (NCARB) co-authored by George DuBose and David Odom. The
manual provides the latest information to designers, contractors, and building owners on
today’s key issues.

For more information on obtaining this manual, contact Liberty Building Forensics Group
through their website at www.libertybuilding.com or David Odom at (407)697-7227.

March 2006

Liberty Building Forensics Group is selected to provide full building envelope

diagnostics of water intrusion in a $100 M+ mixed, use resort in California.

January 2006

Richard Scott, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, has joined Liberty Building Forensics Group as a
forensic architect. Rick has extensive experience in rainwater intrusion, building
envelope investigations, and moisture and mold remediation.

With over 25 years of experience Rick has worked on some of the largest and most
complex projects in the world, including:

• A $10 million rainwater intrusion renovation project on a timeshare facility in the

Bahamas
• A $30 million moisture and mold remediation project at the Polk County
Courthouse in central Florida
• Moisture avoidance peer reviews for major building owners and developers,
including Walt Disney World
• Tsunami damage evaluations for a major resort in the Maldives (Indian Ocean)
• The co-author of a technical monograph (Mold & Moisture Prevention) for the
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) which is being
used as a training guide for architects worldwide
Liberty Building Forensics Group is a highly regarded moisture and mold forensics firm
located in Orlando, Florida. For more information on the firm, please visit
www.libertybuilding.com or you may contact Mr. George DuBose at 407-703-1300
(office), 407-467-5518 (mobile) or via email at g.dubose@libertybuilding.com .

October 2007

Mr. DuBose, Mr. Odom, and Mr. Scott are scheduled to be on the faculty of the Atlanta
November 29, 2007 Lorman Seminar, “The Hidden Risks of Green Construction.” Mr.
Odom and Mr. Scott will address LEED practices in their presentation, “The High-risk
Components of LEED.” “Recommended Approaches to Preventing Building Failures” by
Mr. DuBose will cover how to avoid problems while instituting LEED design.

August 2007

Mr. Scott and Mr. DuBose have been selected to provide an instructive seminar for the
Mississippi Board of Architects on October 23, 2007, on the topic of "The High Risk of
Green Buildings."

July 2007

"The High Risk of Green Buildings: Why Moisture & Mold Problems are Likely" article in
Direct Connection magazine; written by J. David Odom, Richard A. Scott, AIA, LEED,
AP, NCARB & George H. DuBose. This article is scheduled to be published in
September 2007.

May 2007

Florida AIA has selected Liberty Building Forensics Group to be a presenter at the
Florida AIA Conference in Orlando, FL, July 2007. J. David Odom and Richard Scott,
AIA, LEED, AP are to present the topic "The High Risk of Green Buildings: Why
Moisture and Mold Problems are Likely."

April 2007

Georgia AIA has selected Liberty Building Forensics Group to be a presenter at the
Georgia AIA Conference in Savannah, Georgia, October 4, 2007. J. David Odom and
Richard Scott, AIA, LEED AP, will present the topic “The High Risk of Green Buildings:
Why Moisture and Mold problems are Likely.”

There is strong evidence to suggest that there is a direct correlation between innovative
design and building failures. Since the very nature of green construction involves
innovation and experimentation, it also introduces an increased risk of building
problems. It is the authors’ 25+ years of experience that this increased risk is even more
pronounced in “unforgiving” climates like the southeast where any departure from the
“tried-and-true” often introduces moisture intrusion and mold problems.

For more information visit the company’s website at www.libertybuilding.com.

March 2007

J. David Odom of Liberty Building Forensics Group has just been selected to the Project
Committee to help develop and co-author the Advance IAQ Design Guide. Ten
specialists have been selected from many fields, including ventilation, pollutant sources
and control. Mr. Odom was selected for his immense knowledge and specialization in
the area of moisture intrusion.

The Advanced IAQ Guide will be prepared over the next two years jointly by the
American Institute of Architects (AIA), American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and
Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), BOMA International, Sheet Metal and Air
Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA), and the U.S. Green Building
Council (USGBC). The guide is being developed to become a “Best Practices” design
guide.

George DuBose, Vice-President of Liberty Building Forensics Group, said that “The role
of David Odom in the development of this manual is a reflection of Liberty Building
Forensics Group's recognized technical experience in the areas of moisture in buildings
and how they impact indoor air quality in buildings.”

For more information on Liberty Building Forensics Group visit their website at
www.libertybuilding.com.

February 2007

Florida AIA has selected Liberty Building Forensics Group to be a presenter at the
Florida AIA Conference July 12, 2007. George DuBose, J. David Odom, and Richard
Scott, AIA, LEED AP, will present the topic “The High Risk of Green Buildings: Why
Moisture and Mold problems are Likely.”

There is strong evidence to suggest that there is a direct correlation between innovative
design and building failures. Since the very nature of green construction involves
innovation and experimentation, it also introduces an increased risk of building
problems. It is the authors’ 25+ years of experience that this increased risk is even more
pronounced in “unforgiving” climates like the southeast where any departure from the
“tried-and-true” often introduces moisture intrusion and mold problems.

For more information visit the company’s website at www.libertybuilding.com.

January 2007

George DuBose, principal of Liberty Building Forensics Group, has been named by
“The Best Lawyers In America” as a leading expert in the field of construction.

July 2008

July 31: Teleconference 2:00PM EST – “Hidden Risks of Green Buildings: Why Building
Failures are Likely and How to Avoid Them”

During this teleconference Mr. DuBose and Mr. Odom will discuss the latest standard of
care in the design and construction industry: green buildings. What elements of green
buildings will impact risk for designers, contractors, developers, and owners? What
specific LEED® credits are most likely to cause building failures? Hear case studies of
past problems with green buildings and the lessons learned.

July 15: Webinar 2:00PM EST

Mr. Odom, Mr. Scott, and Mr. DuBose will give a 1½ hour presentation: “The Hidden
Risks of Green Buildings: Why Moisture & Mold Problems are Likely.” They will discuss
what makes some green buildings risky and what steps must be taken to avoid failures,
even possible lawsuits.

June 2008

George DuBose, J. David Odom and Richard Scott will be speaking at

CONSTRUCT2008 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada on June
3-6. “CONSTRUCT2008 brings Architects, Engineers, Specifiers, Facility Managers,
Building Owners, General Contractors and commercial construction professionals
together for one amazing event!” Mr. DuBose, Mr. Odom, and Mr. Scott will be speaking
on “The Hidden Risks of Green Construction: Why Moisture & Mold Problems are
Likely.”

May 2008

May 14: Miami, FL Seminar

May 29: Tampa, FL Seminar

Mr. DuBose, Mr. Odom, and Mr. Scott are scheduled to be on the faculty of the Lorman
Seminars: “The Hidden Risks of Green Buildings: Why Building Failures are Likely and
How to Avoid Them in Florida.” Mr. DuBose and Mr. Scott will address LEED® practices
in their presentation, “An Overview of Green Building Concepts and Why Moisture and
Mold Problems are Likely.” “Preventing Green Building Failures in the Southeast –
Specific Techniques to Implement” by Mr. DuBose and Mr. Odom will cover how to avoid
problems while instituting LEED® design.