As a contractor or a subcontractor, your performance may be judged not against your final product, but on the terms of your contract. Even if your work looks excellent, if you deviated from your contractual obligations by omitting something or doing something incorrectly, the owner or general contractor may look first to your contract for

Mechanic’s liens are creatures of statute. That means that in order to keep the advantages they offer, contractors must meticulously adhere to the requirements in Minnesota’s mechanic’s lien statute, 514.01, et seq. This leads to some interesting problems and perhaps unexpected results. Those results make more sense if you keep in mind: courts require rigorous

  TTLO Construction Law seeks an experienced associate attorney to support its practice in the areas of construction and real estate litigation. Applicants should have active litigation experience as well as strong writing skills, legal acumen and common sense. Candidates should email a cover letter, resume and writing sample to ginny@ttlolaw.com.

TTLO Construction Law is excited to share that two of its lawyers have been named to the 2020 Minnesota Super Lawyers’ List, an honor bestowed on no more than five percent of Minnesota attorneys through an evaluative process involving peer recognition and professional achievement. Congratulations to Jennifer A. Thompson and Jason C. Tarasek on this

Edina law firm seeks a legal assistant to assist in its busy practice.  Seeking candidate who is highly professional with client-service orientation, positive attitude, and flexible mindset; strong verbal and written communication skills; self-motivated with the ability to multitask, problem solve, and manage conflicting priorities, while respecting tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment.  Must operate

TTLO Law is honored to be recognized for our 5-year strong partnership with the Association of Women Contractors. Thank you for the recognition, AWC!  

In a decision that is likely to have far-reaching impact in Minnesota construction law, the Minnesota Supreme Court issued a decision this week that fundamentally changes how to calculate certain warranty periods and statutes of repose for construction defect claims.   In Village Lofts of St. Anthony Falls Association v. Housing Partners III-Lofts, LLC (No.