Risk Management Staff
Yvonne Castillo is an architecture-degreed lawyer with
22 years of experience. She began her law practice as a judicial law clerk and
then a trial lawyer in Colorado, litigating numerous jury and bench trials in
both state and federal courts representing clients in complex business matters,
including products liability, copyright/trademark infringement, premises
liability, and contractual matters. She then transitioned into public policy
and became the Chief In-House Lobbyist and General Counsel for the American
Institute of Architects, Texas Chapter. After almost 10 years, she then moved
on to AIA National Headquarters and supported all state government affairs
programs with research, analysis, and programming that connected state
components with common issues and strategies. She has been an active public
speaker in national public policy forums on issues related to infrastructure
development, financing, and energy and serves as Vice Chair on the Energy
Infrastructure, Siting, and Reliability Committee at the American Bar
Association.
Nahom Gebre is a risk management
attorney with Victor. A registered professional
engineer, Nahom practiced civil engineering prior to his involvement with risk
management issues. His background includes service as in-house counsel and
project manager for a large engineering firm. Nahom provides risk management
advice to Victor and CNA policyholders. Nahom received his Bachelor of
Science in Civil Engineering from Washington University and his Juris Doctor
from Tulane University Law School.
Frank Musica is a senior risk
management attorney with Victor. His background
includes service as in-house counsel for a west coast A/E firm with a large international
practice and staff positions with The American Institute of Architects (AIA),
the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), and the National Society of
Professional Engineers (NSPE). During his tenure with the AIA and NSPE, Frank
supported the activities of the AIA Contract Documents Committee and the
Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee, respectively. Frank received a
professional degree in architecture, an MBA, and a law degree from the
University of Notre Dame.