Minneapolis Construction Attorney Handling Contractor Claims And Construction Law Matters
Last updated on January 30, 2025
Whether you recently entered the construction industry or are a seasoned contractor, you are likely to encounter many legal situations, when or if that happens attorney Thompson will leverage his extensive experience and knowledge to help guide you through the business litigation side of construction and contracting.
Construction businesses see a lot of lawsuits. These lawsuits usually are complex and involve many parties, including:
- General contractors
- Sub-contractors
- Designers
- Excavators
- Architects
- Material providers
- Framers
- Roofers
- Plumbers
- Electricians
- Installers
- Many more
Attorney Thompson has been involved with numerous construction-related lawsuits alleging workmanship defects, project abandonment, failure to supervise and manage, permitting and code compliance issues, and more. If your construction project is faced with litigation, call MKT Law.
Call 612-217-2913 to schedule a consultation with a contractor claims and construction law attorney in Minneapolis at MKT Law.
As a homeowner, you want to be able to trust a contractor with your home project. However, sometimes contractors do not properly fulfill their contracts, causing your project to go awry. If your home project was left uncompleted or duties were not met, you may be able to file a legal claim against the contractor.
A few common legal claims that may occur are:
- Breach of Contract – When one side of the party fails to follow through on their side of their contract.
- Minor Breach – When a party fails to perform part of the contract but not entirely.
- Material Breach – When a party’s actions negatively affects the contract that it breaches it.
- Anticipatory Breach – When the party notifies that they will not be able to fulfill the contract.
If you need to sue your contractor, attorney Thompson has a proven record of successfully litigating these types of cases. He will protect the rights of homeowners when those rights have been violated.
Statute Of Limitations For Construction Defect Claims
In Minnesota, the statute of limitations for construction defects is short. If you are concerned about a defect, contact a construction law attorney in Minneapolis right away.
Construction Lawyers Dedicated To Your Needs
Attorney Thompson utilizes his strong negotiation tactics when your case calls for reaching an agreement. He is aggressive, and uses litigation strategies to achieve his clients goals.
Attorney Thompson has 25-plus years of experience under his belt. He is familiar with the rules, codes and regulations specific to construction law in Minnesota. He places priority on educating his clients about their legal options so they know how to handle a particular problems. You will always receive honest, candid and professional counsel with attorney Thompson.
Get in touch with a Minneapolis construction law attorney at MKT Law for a private case evaluation. Call 612-217-2913 to begin.