Minnesota Lawyer

Checked your tires recently? After reading what Paul Godlewski says, you will.

It’s a truism that only metro-area juries will award substantial sums for pain and suffering.

Woodbury attorney Bill Harper had a good year in 2020 but as is so often the case, he can’t talk about many of his cases. But that means they are serious.

In 2019, Paula Jossart brought to conclusion three cases against BNSF Railway Co. under the Federal Employers Liability Act. It was a David and Goliath situation and David prevailed.

A case that changed medical malpractice law in Minnesota started with a 54-year-old woman, Susan Warren, who was seen at a clinic in Hibbing with symptoms of infection, including a high level of white blood cells.

One of the saddest images of the COVID era is isolated elderly people looking at their families through a window.

Back in the 1980s the DeParcq, Hunegs, Stone & Koenig founded a practice for clients who were injured while working on railroads.

Providing resources for plaintiffs injured by medical error is a calling for Teresa Farris McClain of Robins Kaplan.

In 2013, new mother Nicole Birmingham went home from the hospital with her baby. She returned shortly, with nausea and fever.

Years of education have taught lawyers to revere stare decisis. Practicing has told lawyers to learn from more experienced lawyers.