The book covers issues commonly encountered by designers, builders, and contractors of green or sustainable building projects including contractual issues, insurance and bonding considerations, energy and water performance, and litigation.

The article examines whether Minnesota should make arbitration provisions in trust and other planning instruments mandatory.

The final decision by Minnesota's highest court stands in contrast to the long body of case law protecting vested rights in the construction industry.

No company that relies on electronic networks to do business is immune to the threat of a data breach, regardless of whether it operates a transactional website or merely accepts credit card payments.

Terri also teaches a course on start-ups at William Mitchell College of Law and is passionate about helping businesses grow, succeed, and scale.

Founding a Startup: What You Need to Know, is a comprehensive roadmap for anyone planning to start a business or in the early stages of founding a business.

The article includes a list of steps to consider when reviewing subordination and nondisturbance agreements to determine if the tenant has sufficient protection against foreclosure.