Larkin Hoffman shareholders Bryan Huntington and Tamara O’Neill Moreland have been named to the Minnesota AEC 350 for 2026, in recognition of their work and influence in construction law throughout the state.

The Minnesota AEC 350 recognizes leaders in architecture, engineering, construction and related fields. Honorees are chosen based on their impact, accomplishments and leadership within the Minnesota AEC community. The list spans 23 categories, including construction law, commercial and residential real estate, government, mining, energy and more.

Minnesota AEC 350 is a publication of Finance & Commerce.

Huntington is a property rights lawyer, with experience litigating land development disputes across industries. He represents developers and landowners against governments and private parties in disputes over issues including permits and licenses, eminent domain, development agreements, land boundaries, trespass and encroachment, purchase agreements and more.

For more than 25 years, O’Neill Moreland has advised clients on complex litigation involving land use, construction, real estate and environmental issues. She litigates cases and appeals in both state and federal court on issues including land use appeals, construction defects, mechanic’s liens, easements, adverse possession, purchase agreements and other contracts.  O’Neill Moreland is a MSBA Board Certified Real Property Specialist.

"Larkin Hoffman has been a leader in land use and real estate since our founding in 1958," said Larkin Hoffman President and Shareholder Joe Fittante. "Bryan and Tamara exemplify the talent, dedication and client-focused approach that have defined our firm throughout its history, and we are proud to see their contributions recognized."