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Litigation Statement Presented below is a summary of the litigation action which has been filed against H&H in the last five (5) years: •Hardesty & Hanover is presently involved in an arbitration-type proceeding in Copenhagen involving a dispute between the contractor, the City of Copenhagen and the Prime Designer (COWI). We are a subconsultant responsible for the design of mechanization systems of this movable bridge project. The matter is ongoing. •Plaintiff Uni-Systems, LLC filed a complaint against seven co-defendants, including Hardesty & Hanover, LLC and Hardesty & Hanover, LLP in Federal Court (Eastern District of New York) alleging patent infringement and trade secret misappropriation as related to the design and construction of a retractable roof for the U.S. Tennis Center. This is a recently received complaint and the matter is ongoing. •A general contractor, Conway Construction Company, filed action against Multnomah County and Zellcomp, Inc. in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for matters related to the performance of the bridge deck system supplied by Zellcomp. Hardesty & Hanover provided minimal consulting services for Zellcomp and was added as a defendant. H&H’s contract amount for services rendered was roughly $40,000. The construction cost of the project was $4 million. H&H settled with the County for a total of roughly $1 million in 2015. •A general contractor, J.H. Reid, filed action against NJDOT seeking damages in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Monmouth County, Law Division in connection with the Route 36 Highlands Bridge over the Shrewsbury Bridge Replacement Project. Jacobs Engineering, Engineer of Record, filed a third-party complaint against Hardesty & Hanover in 2011. As a subconsultant, Hardesty & Hanover provided bridge design services to Jacobs Engineering. The matter was settled in 2015 for roughly $50,000. The construction cost of the project was $125 million. H&H’s contract amount for services rendered was roughly $4.5 million. Hardesty & Hanover has not been debarred or suspended from bidding or proposing on a procurement project by any government entity during the last five (5) years. I-1