Rielly Lund

Attorney

651.298.9884
rlund@oc-law.com

Rielly Lund

Attorney

651.298.9884
rlund@oc-law.com

Rielly is a committed advocate for contractors, with the ability to quickly and accurately analyze a client’s issue within the parameters of each specific contract. Rielly works with contractors through all stages of construction, from bidding to acceptance, with the goal of minimizing risk and maximizing profits for contractors. With this in mind, Rielly enjoys discussing various contractual requirements with contractors before issues arise, so they are best able to meet any challenges head on.

In his spare time, Rielly enjoys spending time outdoors hunting, fishing, golfing, or just relaxing with friends. Rielly served as a law clerk at the firm before he was promoted to the position of Associate Attorney. During law school, among many other activities, Rielly was also the student liaison to the American Bar Association Forum on Construction Law.

Rielly is also a Qualified Neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice.

Experience & Relationships

Represented Bridge Contractor on differing site conditions claim.
Represented multiple contractors who were wrongfully terminated, getting them reinstated to the project.
Represented underground boring contractor on differing site conditions claim.
Represented concrete paving contractor on extra work claim.
Represented numerous contractor and subcontractors in achieving time extensions.
Represented numerous contractors and subcontractors on payment bond claims.

Education & Bar Admissions

EDUCATION

Mitchell Hamline School of Law, Juris Doctor, Magna Cum Laude
University of Minnesota Duluth, B.A. Criminology and Sociology
Soil Engineering for Non-Soils Engineers and Technicians, University of Wisconsin-Madison

BAR ADMISSIONS

All courts of the State of Minnesota

Articles & Presentations

2018 – ACPA Concrete Pavement Progress (Quarter 3 2018): “Repair of Concrete Pavement Cracking: What the Roadmap Should Be”
2018 – NASTT No-Dig Show: “Differing Site Conditions are Here To Stay: A Roadmap to Change” (Speech and Whitepaper)
2017 – ASCE International Conference on Highway Pavements and Airfield Technology Speech: “Legal Case Study on Whitetopping Projects”
2016 – AGC of North Dakota Annual Convention Speech: “Design Defects and Unanticipated Site Conditions”
2016 – American Concrete Paving Association (ACPA) Annual Convention Speech: “Smoothness Testing and Other Concrete Issues”
2016 – Construction Law Ultimate Boot Camp Webinar: NBI (National Business Institute) Continuing Legal Education
2016 – NUCA Business Journal (Fall 2016): “Your Legal Rights Following an OSHA Citation” Legal Rights Following OSHA Citation
2016 – NUCA Business Journal (January 2016): “Know Your Rights and Obligations That Protect You From Bearing Design Defect Costs” NUCA Journal January 2016
2015 – Advanced Construction Law Webinar: NBI (National Business Institute) Continuing Legal Education
2015 – NUCA Fall Leadership Conference Speech: “Owner’s Growing Attempts to Contractually Disclaim Liability for Defective Design”