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Matt Drewes Quoted in Three New Articles at National Community Association Forum

5 Sep

Matt Drewes recently contributed quotes for the following articles published at www.hoaleader.com, a national web-based publication focused on homeowners association and condominium board members and association management professionals:

  • 7 Tips to Keep HOA Legal Fees in Check; published August, 2013 at HOALeader.com
    • Publisher: Plain-English Media, LLC (quoting Matthew A. Drewes); Read it now.
  • HOA Owners and Security Cameras: OK or No Way?; published August, 2013 at HOALeader.com
    • Publisher: Plain-English Media, LLC (quoting Matthew A. Drewes); Read it now.
  • Smart Rules for your HOA Meetings Open Forum; published August, 2013 at HOALeader.com
    • Publisher: Plain-English Media, LLC (quoting Matthew A. Drewes); Read it now.

Matt is a Shareholder with Thomsen Nybeck.  He is the head of the firm’s eight-member Community Association Representation Group and the firm’s Creditors’ Remedies Group, and practices in the areas of business and real estate litigation and transactions, employment law, construction litigation, community association law, debtor/creditor law and insurance. He has been included in the annual list of Minnesota’s Rising Stars for several years, and has been quoted in the Minneapolis StarTribune, Minnesota Lawyer, Habitat Magazine, and on various websites including Yahoo!Finance.com, Bankrate.com, MSN.com, HOALeader.com, and elsewhere on issues involving construction litigation, community associations and real property issues. He can be reached at mdrewes@tn-law.com or by phone at 952.835.7000.

Matt Drewes Quoted in Recent Article at HOALeader.com: Does Your Architectural Committee Have the Right or Responsibility to Enforce Local Laws?

6 Jun

Matt Drewes recently contributed quotes for the following articles published at www.hoaleader.com, a national web-based publication focused on homeowners association and condominium board members and association management professionals:

  • Does Your HOA’s ARC Have to Enforce Local Laws? Discussion Forum Follow-up; published April, 2013 at HOALeader.com
    • Publisher: Plain-English Media, LLC (quoting Matthew A. Drewes); Read it now.

Matt is a Shareholder with Thomsen Nybeck.  He is the head of the firm’s eight-member Community Association Representation Group and the firm’s Creditors’ Remedies Group, and practices in the areas of business and real estate litigation and transactions, employment law, construction litigation, community association law, debtor/creditor law and insurance. He has been included in the annual list of Minnesota’s Rising Stars for several years, and has been quoted in the Minneapolis StarTribune, Minnesota Lawyer, Habitat Magazine, and on various websites including Yahoo!Finance.com, Bankrate.com, MSN.com, and elsewhere on issues involving construction litigation, community associations and real property issues. He can be reached at mdrewes@tn-law.com or by phone at 952.835.7000.

Matt Drewes Quoted In Several Articles at HOAleader.com: HOA Contracts; Maintenance, Rules and Enforcement; Recruiting Board Members; Cumulative Voting; Receiverships; Fair Housing Act

23 Feb

Matt Drewes recently contributed quotes for the following articles published at www.hoaleader.com, a national web-based publication focused on homeowners association and condominium board members and association management professionals: 

 

 

 

  • “HOA Financial Matters: What’s Receivership, and When Do Condo and Homeowner Associations Need It?”  (http://www.hoaleader.com/public/353.cfm), November 2009, Publisher: Plain-English Media, LLC;

 

 

Matt Drewes is a Shareholder with Thomsen Nybeck.  He is the head of the firm’s 10-member Community Association Representation Group and co-leads the firm’s construction litigation group.  Matt practices in the areas of business and real estate litigation, construction litigation, community association law, insurance and employment, and has been included in Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine’s list of Rising Stars for several years.  He can be reached at mdrewes@tn-law.com.