Craig A.B. Freeman, Attorney

Craig is an attorney with the firm of Henningson & Snoxell, Ltd., located in Maple Grove, Minnesota. He concentrates his practice representing clients in construction law and mechanic's lien enforcement.

In these challenging economic times, contractors are finding it more difficult to collect their service fees from owners. Craig assists contractors and subcontractors by drafting work authorizations and contracts that will protect the client's interests should legal action be required, filing mechanic's liens or breach of contract claims to protect their interest when payment is not made, and handling every aspect of litigation, from mediation to trial, that may arise. Once a judgment is secured through the foreclosure of a mechanic's lien, a constitutional lien under Act 1 Section 12 of the Minnesota Constitution, or a standard money judgment, Craig will pursue all legal remedies until the judgment is satisfied.

His clients include closely held businesses and franchise contractors or subcontractors who specialize in disaster restoration and new construction. From constructing a new building to removing and replacing drywall and extracting water from a damaged existing residence or commercial building, Craig's clients know that they can call on him to represent any legal issues that may arise during the course of their project.

Craig is admitted to practice in Minnesota state courts. He was admitted to the Federal Bar for the District of Minnesota in 2009 and is a member of the Minnesota State and Dakota County Bar Associations.

Born in Pella, Iowa and raised in the Twin Cities, Craig received his B.A. from the University of Iowa and his law degree from the University of Iowa College of Law. Following law school, Craig clerked for the Honorable David L. Knutson of the First Judicial District Court of Minnesota. He practiced law with another Twin Cities firm before joining Henningson & Snoxell in 2008.