Volume 34: Issue 1

Construction Law / Legal Education

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Construction Law

Philip L. Bruner
The Historical Emergence of Construction Law

Dean B. Thomson, Mark Becker and Jeffrey Wieland
A Critique of Best Value Contracting in Minnesota

Dwight A. Larson and Kate A. Golden
Entering the Brave, New World: An Introduction to Contracting for Building Information Modeling

Jeff Coleman
A Critical Examination of Minnesota's Treatment of the Economic Loss Doctrine in Construction Cases—Is Contract Law "Drowning in a Sea of Tort?"

Tymon Berger
Drawing the Line: A Proposal for Limiting the Form and Function of Construction Manager Project Delivery

Patrick J. O'Connor, Jr.
Recent Issues in Property Coverage

Blake Nelson
Construction Liens: A National Review and Template for a Uniform Lien Act

Mark J. Heley
Mediation of Construction Cases Using "Blind Negotiations": Can Providing Less Information Generate Better Results?

Legal Education

John O. Sonsteng with Donna Ward, Colleen Bruce and Michael Petersen
A Legal Education Renaissance: A Practical Approach for the Twenty-First Century

 

 

 

 

 

 

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