Forensic + Litigation Support
Design + Reconstruction
Christine is responsible for the review of litigation project reports and repair estimates to help understand building deficiencies identified by litigation experts. Additionally, she supports the Forensic + Litigation team assisting with field investigations, failure analysis, building code research, document review and analysis for contracts and project records, development of project reports and preparation of repair scopes, presentations, graphics, and support materials for mediations, as well as arbitrations and trials.
Ms. Brocchus also supports the Design + Reconstruction department with her vast experience with data coordination resulting in the development of the overall repair plan (ORP), analyzing any optional repairs and corresponding budgets, and the preparation of the scope of work and specifications for reconstruction projects of all sizes.
Professional History:
Christine brings a unique and diverse background to AVELAR, beginning her career in journalism and media production. She spent over a decade with the Arkansas Educational Television Network, where she produced documentaries and television programming for statewide and national PBS distribution. Her work spanned writing, research, editing, and full-scale production—skills that laid a strong foundation for her transition into construction consulting.
After relocating to California, Christine joined AVELAR in 2005. She progressed from Administrative Assistant to Reconstruction Project Management Assistant, and later to Project Manager and Litigation Analyst. Today, as Senior Litigation Analyst, she plays a key role in supporting construction defect and claims cases, reviewing complex documentation, preparing exhibits, and ensuring the accuracy of expert deliverables.
Educational History:
Christine Brocchus attended University of Arkansas Little Rock where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with a Minor in Studio Art, while also being on the Dean’s list. Following that she got her Master of Arts in Journalism with emphasis in American History in 2003 from University of Arkansas Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences.
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