Marshall H. Tanick

Marshall H. Tanick is an attorney with the Twin Cities law firm of Meyer Njus Tanick, P.A.

Recent Articles from Marshall H. Tanick

Expert Testimony August 3, 2026

Perspectives: Taylor-Travis marriage recalls prenup laws here

Minnesota's prenuptial law now covers marital and nonmarital property after 2024 statutory changes following McKee-Johnson and Kremer cases.

Expert Testimony July 27, 2026

Perspectives: ‘Slam’ suits: Recalling wrestling cases as WWE arrives

SummerSlam spotlights Minnesota's wrestling legacy as courts revisit key cases involving official immunity, negligence, workers' compensation and liability.

A closeup of home plate umpire Toby Basner as he adjusts his mask in a 2014 game

Expert Testimony July 20, 2026

Perspectives: Umpire’s death recalls case law in Minnesota

Bruce Froemming's death highlights Minnesota court cases involving umpires, sports officials, personal injury claims, criminal law and liability.

A soccer ball in the back of a soccer net

Expert Testimony July 13, 2026

Perspectives: It’s not ‘football’ here, but soccer cases abound

A review of notable Minnesota soccer litigation involving employment disputes, Title IX claims, injuries, real estate, taxes and land use.

The Declaration of Independence with a vintage American flag near it on a table

Expert Testimony July 6, 2026

Perspectives: 250th anniversary recalls Declaration decisions

The Declaration of Independence, while not legally binding, has influenced major U.S. Supreme Court and Minnesota court decisions for over two centuries.

The words "1st Amendment" at the top of a piece of parchment paper with cursive text below the header to depict the U.S. Constitution

Expert Testimony June 29, 2026

Perspectives: ‘Pentagon Papers’ case at 55 not far from Near

On the 55th anniversary of the Pentagon Papers case, a look at how the Supreme Court's ruling reinforced press freedom and limits on prior restraint.

Expert Testimony June 22, 2026

Perspectives: NIL flaws cause concerns here after five years

Five years after NCAA v. Alston, critics urge Supreme Court to reconsider NIL rules amid antitrust concerns, athlete pay debates and industry upheaval.

Expert Testimony June 15, 2026

Perspectives: Key figure’s recent death recalls Watergate here

A look back at Watergate highlights Minnesota’s key role, from campaign finance links to federal prosecutions, following the death of aide Alexander Butterfield.