David Krco spoke at Minnesota’s 18th Annual Construction Summit, participating in a panel discussion on dispute prevention and effective resolution strategies in commercial construction. Hosted by Minnesota Real Estate Journal, the session brought together legal and industry professionals to examine forward-looking approaches to achieving project goals with fewer conflicts.
The panel, “Strategies for Managing and Resolving Disputes,” explored key practices that support collaborative project execution—from early project oversight and contract clarity to mediation and arbitration as practical alternatives to litigation. Panelists also shared insights on communication strategies, conflict resolution techniques, and the implications of recent legal rulings for industry stakeholders.
David brought to the discussion his deep understanding of construction and real estate disputes, informed by his experience representing developers, builders, lenders, and title companies across a wide range of litigation and conflict-resolution matters. His perspective reflects not just the legal contours of disputes, but also the business objectives at stake and the practical measures that can support early resolution and reduce long-term risk.
The session was designed with owners, developers, contractors, and industry advisers in mind—offering grounded insight into evolving expectations, contractual tools, and the importance of clear communication in today’s construction environment.
