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briefing papers
- Key Considerations for Contractors in Drafting Effective RFIs
- Recovery of Attorney’s Fees Under Indemnity Provisions: The Devil is in the Details
- Big Changes are Coming to Wind and Solar: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s Impact on Clean Energy Credits
- What’s In A Name? “Your” Coverage Extensions, That’s What.
- Don’t Just Check the Box: Drafting Construction Claims that Prove and Persuade
announcements
- Congratulations to New FWHT Shareholder
- 2026 Fabyanske, Westra, Hart & Thomson P.A. Executive Committee
- Best Lawyers© Recognizes Thirteen Fabyanske Attorneys in 2026
- Fabyanske Attorneys Named 2026 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch
- Recovery of Attorney’s Fees Under Indemnity Provisions: The Devil is in the Details
Construction Law Year in Review: Selected Cases From 2009
This briefing paper discusses noteworthy legal decisions involving construction law issues that arose last year in the Minnesota Court of Appeals, the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, and the…
read MoreCongratulations to Fabyanske Attorney Named Best Lawyers’ 2010 Banking Lawyer of the Year
Congratulations to Mark Westra for being named Best Lawyers’ 2010 Minnesota Banking Lawyer of the Year. Best Lawyers compiles its lists of outstanding attorneys by conducting peer-review surveys in which thousands of leading lawyers confidentially evaluate their professional…
read MoreFabyanske Attorney Appointed to Board of Directors of ASA, Minnesota Chapter
Aaron Dean was named to the Board of Directors of the American Subcontractors Association, Minnesota Chapter.
read MoreFabyanske Attorney Elected Treasurer of MSBA Construction Law Section
Aaron Dean was elected Treasurer of the Minnesota State Bar Association’s Construction Law Section. Aaron has been an officer and Council Member of the State Bar’s Construction Law Section since 2007.
read MoreResidential Construction Contracts
Introduction Minnesota Statutes chapter 327A was recently amended to require that contractors include the existing statutory implied residential construction warranties as express warranties in all contracts for new home construction and contracts for…
read MoreThe New Minnesota False Claims Act
The Federal Civil False Claims Act allows the federal government to pursue fines and treble damages against contractors who assert “false” claims. Fortunately, the scope of the Federal Act was limited and applied…
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