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Jim Hartnett, an esteemed partner in construction and real estate law, has been elected as a fellow of the American College of Construction Lawyers for the Class of 2026. This prestigious honor underscores his extensive experience and commitment to ethical practices in construction law. With nearly three decades of experience, Hartnett has been involved in high-profile projects across various states, highlighting his expertise in the field and his contributions to sustainable construction practices. His fellowship with the ACCL reinforces his dedication to upholding professional standards in the industry.
Minneapolis, MN – Jim Hartnett, a seasoned partner in construction and real estate law, has been elected as a fellow to the prestigious American College of Construction Lawyers (ACCL) in its new class of 2026. This honor is a significant recognition of his expertise and commitment within the realm of construction law.
The ACCL is a national organization dedicated to acknowledging lawyers who exhibit exemplary skills, extensive experience, and a strong adherence to professional and ethical conduct in the field of construction law. Achieving fellowship in this organization is highly selective, with candidates needing to showcase distinguished mastery in construction law practices or in its education—especially concerning the built environment.
To qualify for fellowship, candidates must not only demonstrate a wealth of knowledge and experience but also embody key professional qualities including ethical conduct, professionalism, scholarly contributions, collegiality, and a genuine commitment to giving back to the construction industry.
Hartnett boasts 29 years of experience in litigating matters that involve construction, commercial, and real estate disputes. His legal acumen is showcased through his management of various types of projects, alongside his participation in complex legal contexts. He has taken part in international arbitration proceedings in Paris, spotlighting his capability to operate beyond domestic legal frameworks.
His impressive portfolio includes working on major stadium and arena developments across several U.S. states, including Minnesota, Colorado, and Tennessee. Furthermore, Hartnett has been actively involved in overseeing significant hospital projects in California and Alaska, as well as retail developments in Minnesota, New York, and Arkansas. His diverse experience also extends to high-tech manufacturing facilities, particularly clean-room projects located in Idaho and Minnesota.
Moreover, Hartnett’s expertise encompasses energy-related construction disputes, where he has engaged in matters involving coal, gas, and municipal-waste power plants. His work also includes involvement in renewable energy projects, such as wind farms, reflecting the growing trend towards sustainable construction practices.
Fellowship with the ACCL, particularly for the Class of 2026, further validates Hartnett’s stature and commitment to the construction industry, positioning him among the elite in his field. The honor signifies his dedication not just to his legal practice but also to the ethical and professional standards that institutions like the ACCL strive to uphold.
In summary, as Jim Hartnett joins the ranks of distinguished fellows at the ACCL, his career highlights serve as a testament to his contributions to construction law. This election as a fellow not only honors his past and present achievements but also reinforces his future contributions to the field, and the strengthening of ethical practices within the industry.
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