Minnesota Lawyer

Immigrant construction workers face threats, unsafe conditions.

At least three concrete workers on the $300 million Digi-Key expansion project in Thief River Falls have received thousands of dollars in back pay.

Three Latino workers who say they suffered mistreatment and discrimination while working on the $300 million Digi-Key expansion project in Thief River Falls are taking their case to the Minnesota Department of Human Rights.

The fight for “retainage reform” at the Minnesota Legislature is spilling over to the courts.

A Waconia-based electrical contractor and a construction trade association are suing the Minneapolis Public School District over labor agreements that require union working conditions on school construction projects.

The Met Council estimates that roughly 25 to 30 business owners may claim a “loss of going concern,” with the first claims arriving later this year

The expansion would offer leased space for some of Hennepin County’s suburban district courts

Project selection process at issue

The request is likely to get a chilly reception from the Republican-controlled Legislature

'The largest asset preservation project in state history'