Profile

Company
J.C. Busch, Ltd. has provided licensing and registration services to architecture, engineering and construction firms since 1996. Clients range from among the top large firms in the USA to small, new companies. It aims to deliver valid licensing to the client quickly to permit projects to proceed on schedule. Consultation is available on all and every part of the licensing and registration process. References are provided upon request.

Principal Bio
Judith Cavalier Busch, President

Ms. Busch has experience in the government regulatory field since 1988. In 1996, she limited her services to the Design-Build industry to assist architecture, engineering and construction companies with required registrations or licensing in all 50 states and some Canadian provinces.
Education: A graduate of the University of San Diego School of Law, 1993. Encompassed studies in International and Comparative Law at Oxford, England and European Union law in Paris, France. Post graduate studies included International Trade and Economic Relations, Aspen Institute seminars 1993; Institute of International Comparative Law of Human Rights, Strasbourg, France, 1997. She is a member of the Design Build Institute of America.

Published Articles

• Busch, Judith, Jumping Through the Hoops. Illinois Engineer Journal. December 2002. An article discussing licensing and regulatory requirements for projects in other than the corporation’s home state.
• Busch, Judith, Best Practices | Risk Management Beyond Your Home Base. AIAarchitect (on-line AIA newsletter). December 2005. An article written for practicing architects and firms. Content: multi-jurisdictional practice, state reciprocity, temporary licensure, exceptions to licensure, scope of practice and issues during the contract process and performance. Avoiding misrepresentation and other legal pitfalls for the firm and individual.

Unpublished
Unpublished: Scope of Engineering Practice State by State. 2004. Document contains scope of practice and qualifying conditions for corporate registration with Boards of Engineers in all 50 states.