Don't be afraid to get a separate civil engineering firm instead of just contracting with an architect to handle all.

Property development- applying for well permits with the State of Colorado, working with architects, water attorneys, civil engineers, consultants, Douglas County planning and zoning, and Cherry Creek Watershed Authority.

I attribute this to a lack of understanding of litigation, the claim participants and objectives of the parties (particularly the plaintiff's attorney and insurance carriers). 

I have also been involved in litigation on subordination agreements where they are disputed.

I work for a civil engineering firm so I am very familiar with land development.

I ask because I work for a civil engineering firm and would be interest in doing this.

The land trust and the LLC are the owner of the asset/real estate, so even in the scenario that potential litigants guess, they would guess wrong. 

They refused to litigate.

In addition the real estate agencies are under heavy litigation for their high commissions and price fixing.

That's how litigation goes in situations like this.