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Bill Gschwind

Bill Gschwind is the founder of Minnesota Construction Law Services in Roseville, MN. He focuses his practice on business law, construction law, real estate, collections, and estate planning. With 25 years of business experience and admission to the Minnesota Bar in 2010, Bill brings practical insight to legal challenges. He earned his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law, an MBA from the University of St. Thomas, and a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His work has been recognized with several industry awards.

LATEST ARTICLES BY: Bill Gschwind

Defective or Poor-Quality Contractor Work in Minnesota: Can I Refuse to Pay and How Do I Prove It?
Defective or Poor-Quality Contractor Work in Minnesota: Can I Refuse to Pay and How Do I Prove It?
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Last Modified on Jan 05, 2026
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Contractor Went Out of Business After Starting Work in Minnesota: How to Protect Myself Legally?
Contractor Went Out of Business After Starting Work in Minnesota: How to Protect Myself Legally?
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Last Modified on Dec 25, 2025
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Contractor Abandoned My Project in Minnesota: What Legal Options Do Homeowners Have?
Contractor Abandoned My Project in Minnesota: What Legal Options Do Homeowners Have?
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Last Modified on Dec 14, 2025
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Would You Build A Project This Way?
 Turn Your Business From Daily Fire Drill Into A Planned Build
Would You Build A Project This Way?
 Turn Your Business From Daily Fire Drill Into A Planned Build
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Last Modified on Dec 01, 2025
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When ICE Shows Up at a Jobsite:
A Practical, Legally‑Grounded Playbook
When ICE Shows Up at a Jobsite:
A Practical, Legally‑Grounded Playbook
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Last Modified on Nov 06, 2025
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When Your Contractor Disappears Overnight:
What To Do Before You Do Anything
When Your Contractor Disappears Overnight:
What To Do Before You Do Anything
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Last Modified on Nov 06, 2025
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Alert: New Disclosure Rules for Zero Estimated Exposure Policies Take Effect January 1, 2026
Alert: New Disclosure Rules for Zero Estimated Exposure Policies Take Effect January 1, 2026
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Last Modified on Nov 06, 2025
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Navigating Subcontractor Agreements in Minnesota Residential Projects
Navigating Subcontractor Agreements in Minnesota Residential Projects
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Last Modified on Oct 02, 2025
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Top 7 Legal Issues Minnesota Residential Contractors Should Watch for in 2025
Top 7 Legal Issues Minnesota Residential Contractors Should Watch for in 2025
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Last Modified on Sep 14, 2025
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