Construction firms face 'minefields' on out-of-state projects

Venturing into other states can be a good way to expand one's business, but construction attorneys are warning owners, contractors and subcontractors to know what they're getting into before tackling those out-of-state jobs. Tim Droel, an attorney with Eden Prairie, Minn.-based Hellmuth & Johnson, works with owners, contractors and subcontractors on drafting, negotiating and administering ...

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Construction firms face 'minefields' on out-of-state projects

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