AIA Contract Documents
Ken Cobleigh's work experience includes serving as Vice President and Counsel for AIA Contract Documents since October 2020, and previously as Managing Director and Counsel for AIA since October 2006. Before joining AIA, they worked at Eccleston and Wolf, P.C. as a Shareholder/Attorney specializing in Professional Malpractice Insurance Defense, representing design professionals in construction project-related malpractice cases. Prior to that, they were a Shareholder/Attorney/Law Clerk at Blum, Yumkas, Mailman, Gutman and Denick, PC, where they focused on construction law and represented contractors, subcontractors, and owners in various construction project-related matters. Ken began their career as a Police Officer, serving as a uniformed patrol officer and detective at the Howard County (Maryland) Police Department from 1979 to 1986.
Ken Cobleigh earned a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration from the University of Maryland between 1975 and 1979. Ken later pursued higher education at the University of Maryland School of Law from 1984 to 1987, where they obtained a Doctor of Law degree (JD) specializing in American/U.S. Law/Legal Studies/Jurisprudence.
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AIA Contract Documents is a leading legal contract platform with nearly 200 contracts, exhibits, and forms that define the relationships and terms involved in design and construction projects. With the rise of environmental consciousness in real estate development, we launched updated AIA Sustainable Project documents in May 2020, including a new scope of services and an updated free guide, to provide the roadmap for greener design and construction for all parties. Prepared by the AIA Documents Committee with the consensus of owners, contractors, attorneys, architects, engineers, and others, the documents have been finely tuned during their 120-year history. Our comprehensive contracts and forms are widely recognized as the industry standard and used by all industry professionals, including architects, contractors, owners, consultants, and attorneys. You can find the applicable contracts, exhibits and forms via two categories on AIA Contract Documents’ website. Search by families based on types of projects or particular project delivery methods and by series based on the use of the document.