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18 Attorneys Recognized as Best Lawyers in America®; Joe Fittante Named "Lawyer of the Year"
Larkin Hoffman is pleased to announce that the 18 attorneys were selected by their peers as The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for 2022. Joseph Fittante was also recognized as the 2023 Best Lawyers® "Lawyer of the Year" for Franchise Law.
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Bryan Huntington Moderates Bisnow Construction Market Event
Bryan Huntington recently led a panel discussion about how to start and continue current projects given the current labor, supply chain, material cost and local policy issues in the Twin Cities construction market at Bisnow’s “Construction Market Analysis” event held in Minneapolis on March 16, 2022.
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Bryan Huntington Achieves Real Property Specialist Certification
Larkin Hoffman is pleased to announce that Bryan Huntington has received the Real Property Specialist Certification. According to the Minnesota State Bar Association, “Fewer than 3% of all registered attorneys in Minnesota are certified specialists in their field.” Bryan Huntington joins a strong group of colleagues on our real estate team who have achieved the MSBA Board Certified Real Property Specialists certification including Tom Alexander, Ryan Boe, Brandi Kerber, Tamara O'Neill Moreland, Jim Susag, Tim Stoltman, Gary Renneke and Gary Van Cleve.
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Larkin Hoffman Attorneys Named 2021 Minnesota Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
Larkin Hoffman is honored to announce 17 attorneys have been named in the 2021 Minnesota Super Lawyers® list and 10 attorneys have been named as Minnesota Rising Stars. Lynn Baldus, Matthew Bergeron, Bryan Huntington and Jake Steen have all been recognized on the Rising Stars list for the first time this year.
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Hollydale Golf Course: The Complex Road to Redevelopment Approval
The redevelopment of any large land area can be very difficult to accomplish, especially when it is surrounded by homeowners who like the status quo. This is especially true when the conversion involves a golf course: pastoral, quiet, well-landscaped (maybe a few stray golf balls). The surrounding landowners (most often homeowners) understandably love the open space, the seasonal nature of the sport and the relative quiet they experience as a neighbor. However, the redevelopment of golf courses has been occurring with some regularity for the past 20 years throughout the country as demographics and loyalty to the sport has changed. Throughout Minnesota, and certainly throughout the metro area of Minneapolis-St. Paul at least a dozen golf courses have been closed and redeveloped, sometimes multiple courses in the same city.
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Minnesota Supreme Court Holds City Cannot Demand a $1.4 Million “Infrastructure Charge” as a Condition for Approval of a Development
The Minnesota Supreme Court today affirmed lower court rulings striking down a nearly $1.4 million fee that the City of Woodbury sought to charge Larkin Hoffman client Martin Harstad.
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Faith, Law and Justice: Bryan Huntington Interviews Chris Dietzen
Bryan Huntington recently interviewed Chris Dietzen on the "Nine to Five" podcast, which is produced by Christians in Commerce.
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Larkin Hoffman Attorneys Obtain Court Order for Client After Uncompensated Taking of Restaurant’s Highway Access
In late 2015, Larkin Hoffman litigation attorneys Gary Van Cleve, Rob Stefonowicz, and Bryan Huntington successfully obtained a court order requiring MnDOT to initiate condemnation proceedings based upon its uncompensated taking of a property’s road access. The property at issue is the site of the once-successful restaurant known as the “Black Stallion,” situated on Highway 52 in the City of Hampton.
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Minnesota Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Appeal of Sprinkler Rule Decision
Peter Coyle, Rob Stefonowicz and Bryan Huntington, representing The Builders Association of the Twin Cities (BATC), challenged Minnesota’s “Sprinkler Rule” and won. The Minnesota Supreme Court determined last week that it would not review the October Minnesota Court of Appeals decision that invalidated the rule.
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