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briefing papers
- Potential Pitfalls in Paid Leave: More Independent Contractor Confusion?
- The Corporate Transparency Act and What it Means for U.S. Companies
- Performance Specifications and the Non-Delegable Duty: The Pitfalls of Design Delegation for Contractors and Design Professionals Alike
- Fabyanske Firm Sues to Protect Integrity of Minneapolis Procurements
- How Race-Based Admissions Preferences being Deemed Unconstitutional May Impact the DBE Program
announcements
- Dean Thomson and Mark Becker Will be Speaking at the 2025 Minnesota Construction Summit
- Dean Thomson was selected by Finance and Commerce and Minnesota Lawyer’s 2024 ICON Honors
- Potential Pitfalls in Paid Leave: More Independent Contractor Confusion?
- The Corporate Transparency Act and What it Means for U.S. Companies
- Congratulations to Hugh Brown for being appointed to the Steering Committee of Division 10 of the ABA’s Forum on Construction Law
Fabyanske Ranked Highest (Band 1) Chambers 2021
Once again, Fabyanske, Westra, Hart & Thomson, P.A. has been ranked as a Band 1 Construction Law Firm in Minnesota by the well-recognized Chambers professional rating service. Here’s what Chambers has to say…
read MoreUpdates to the MN Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Construction
Hugh Brown is a member of the firm’s Construction Law Department. He can be reached at 612.359.7663 or hbrown@fwhtlaw.com. As most contractors that contract with the Minnesota Department of Transportation…
read MoreDean Thomson elected Secretary of the ACCL
Congratulations to Dean Thomson to being recently elected Secretary of the American College of Construction Lawyers. For more information, visit the ACCL website here.
read MoreHugh Brown and Lauren Ritchie will be giving a presentation to the Minnesota Subcontractors Association
On Thursday, May 20, 2021, from 2:00 to 4:00, Hugh Brown and Lauren Ritchie will be giving a presentation to the Minnesota Subcontractors Association entitled “Killer Subcontract Clauses in an Uncertain Time.”…
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