Allen has spent over 30 years working with contractors, owners and developers in overall project development, preparing and monitoring project cost controls and helping to manage risk throughout the construction and operational processes. As a litigation consultant, he has served as an expert witness on some of the largest construction and real estate claims in the U.S., analyzing issues such as labor and equipment costs, acceleration costs, lost profits, cumulative costs of changes, insurance claims, and delay costs. Prior to joining Hill, Allen was a Senior Manager in the Construction Consulting Practice of Exponent, Inc. He is a certified public accountant, a certified fraud examiner, and a certified construction industry financial professional. Allen earned his B.B.A. in accounting from Texas Tech University.

“Dennis has tremendous construction consulting credentials,” said Frank J. Giunta, P.E., Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Hill’s Construction Claims Group (Americas). “We are fortunate that he will be joining our senior management team and leading our construction claims efforts in the DC region,” Giunta added.

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