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Elizabeth Kniffen, partner in Zelle’s Minneapolis office, deals with disputes involving everything from damaged pears to massive tunnel boring machines.
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In the Hopper: Privacy mini-omnibus legislation advances
If it gets signed into law, its author says, a bill passed unanimously by the Senate on Monday would be the state’s first major data-privacy legislation in about six years.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Judicial challenge, Barr the door, take me out
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Antitrust attorney zeros in on price fixing
Heidi Silton, partner at Lockridge, Grindal, Nauen, has an antitrust practice that includes cases alleging price fixing of products ranging from seafood to pharmaceuticals.
Read More »Q&A: Schnell steps up pandemic early releases
Lino Lakes joins list of prisons with COVID cases.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Budget cuts, direct injection, Great MN Stay Apart
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Affecting corporate behavior drives attorney’s practice
June Hoidal, partner at Zimmerman Reed, points to a case resulting in a favorable U.S. Supreme Court ruling as a career highlight.
Read More »In the Hopper: Public Safety request; hemp hurdle in the House
In the Hopper is a summary of Minnesota legislation of interest to the legal community.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Peaking early; executive power; ‘one good thing’
The pressure to reboot an economy that has flat-lined is understandable. But how did Rep. Cal Bahr’s statement strike your ears?
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Complexity, changes keep health care practice fresh
Archana Nath, partner in Fox Rothschild’s Minneapolis office, likes the complexity of health care regulations.
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