Construction Law Attorney in Brainerd, Minnesota
Practical counsel for contracts, liens, defects, and construction disputes.
Severson Porter Law represents property owners, contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, and suppliers in all aspects of construction law and related disputes. Our experience spans from contract negotiation to trial and enforcement, helping clients resolve issues efficiently while protecting their financial and professional interests.
Construction Law Services
We help clients prevent disputes through careful drafting and negotiation—and we litigate when necessary. Common matters we handle include:
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Mechanics’ Liens
Filing, enforcement, and defense of construction lien claims.
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Contract Disputes
Negotiation, mediation, and litigation of breach of contract and performance issues.
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Design and Construction Defects
Claims involving defective design, workmanship, or materials.
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Product Liability and Warranty Claims
Representation in disputes over defective or nonconforming products.
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Contractor and Subcontractor Liability
Payment disputes, scope of work issues, change orders, and project delay claims.
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Architect and Engineer Liability
Defense and prosecution of professional negligence and design error claims.
Our Approach
Construction disputes often involve tight deadlines, technical issues, and real financial risk. We focus on early evaluation, documentation, and a practical strategy—whether that means negotiating a resolution, pursuing lien remedies, or litigating to protect your rights.
Construction Law FAQs
When should I contact a construction attorney?
As soon as a project shows signs of trouble—payment delays, scope disputes, defect allegations, termination threats, or lien issues. Early guidance can help preserve leverage and protect deadlines.
Do you help with mechanics’ liens in Minnesota?
Yes. We assist with lien filing strategy, enforcement, and defense, including related contract claims and
dispute resolution.
Can you help prevent disputes before a project starts?
Yes. Contract review and drafting—including payment terms, scope definition, change orders, and dispute
provisions—can significantly reduce risk and improve outcomes if issues arise.
Talk to a Construction Law Attorney
If you have a contract dispute, lien issue, defect claim, or payment problem, we can help you evaluate options
and choose the next step.
Call 218-454-4705 or send us a message.