News | October 17, 2025
Secretariat Experts Receive Recognition in Lexology Index Thought Leaders – USA 2026
Secretariat is proud to share that 11 of our experts have been named as USA Thought Leaders in Lexology Index’s 2026 listing.
Ms. Light has more than 10 years of experience in the construction, civil engineering, project management, and scheduling industries. Ms. Light specializes in construction scheduling, forensic delay and disruption analysis, and construction claims.
Jennifer Light has over a decade of experience in construction related industries. She specializes in delay and disruption analysis, construction project management, Critical Path Method scheduling, and civil engineering design. Ms. Light has consulted on a variety of projects including transportation (airports, railways, canals), oil & gas facilities and pipelines, building construction, infrastructure, residential construction, and data center facilities.
Ms. Light’s previous experience as a civil engineer, owner’s representative, and construction project manager for the US Government provides a strong foundation for reviewing project schedules, technical requirements and analyzing delays. During that time, Ms. Light performed civil engineering design work, led engineering review teams, and provided coordination, oversight and construction management for overseas projects.
Secretariat Experts Receive Recognition in Lexology Index Thought Leaders – USA 2026
Secretariat is proud to share that 11 of our experts have been named as USA Thought Leaders in Lexology Index’s 2026 listing.
87 Secretariat Professionals Named in Lexology Index 2025 Consulting Expert Reports
Secretariat is pleased to share that 87 of our experts have been named in the Lexology Index 2025 Consulting Expert Reports series, achieving recognition as global industry leaders across several key categories.
CPSC Redirects Lithium-Ion Battery Rulemaking for Micromobility Products
Regulatory updates don’t always make headlines, but they can shape the future of industries. The CPSC’s recent procedural move on lithium-ion battery safety for micromobility products is a perfect example. Sam Madden breaks down the latest developments in a short summary.