Dana Clausen, Esq.
Recognized as 2024 Corporate Counsel Awards by the Los Angeles Business Journal finalist.
Dana Clausen, Esq., General Counsel and Principal at Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. (Partner), has been recognized as a finalist for the 2024 Corporate Counsel Awards by the Los Angeles Business Journal. This prestigious award recognizes the Los Angeles region’s most accomplished in-house legal professionals.
The Los Angeles Business Journal (LABJ) honored Clausen and fellow finalists at a special ceremony on October 24th, followed by a feature in their October 28th edition.
Clausen has also been identified by the Los Angeles Times B2B Publishing team as a shortlisted nominee for the 4th annual LA Times Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards in recognition of her noteworthy success and contributions. This event aims to recognize exceptional women in leadership roles across various industries.
“I am honored to be a finalist for the LABJ’s Corporate Counsel award alongside some truly remarkable attorneys and for the nomination for the LA Times Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards,” Clausen said. “I am so grateful to be part of a company like Partner that encourages innovation, collaboration, and excellence every day.”
June 06, 2025
In March 2025, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) rescinded its 2022 directive that had imposed standardized radon testing requirements on all multifamily properties financed through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The new radon policy was effective immediately; however, the agency guidance documents would be updated at a later date.
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Matthew Marcus, Managing Director at Partner Engineering and Science Inc., was recently featured as a guest speaker by The Ground Investigation Podcast. He shares his extensive experience in geotechnical engineering, seismic resilience, and project management.
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In today’s economic landscape, commercial real estate owners must use every tool available to protect the value of their facilities. One such tool that is often overlooked or mismanaged during a real estate acquisition is the existing roof warranty. Transferring an existing warranty ensures that your roof remains covered under manufacturer protections, preventing the risk of unexpected repair costs.
