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But is this truly the end of the road for lawsuits against former employees? No; absolutely not.
Read More »There is a Ban, But There Is Always an Exception (Including the Non-Compete Ban)
“Create a clever title for an article discussing ChatGPT and its impact on Minnesota lawyers.” – Kathryn Campbell
Do lawyers need ChatGPT?
Read More »The Tailwinds are Good — 2023 Proposed Changes to Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Law
No matter the impetus, change is a good thing when it comes to Minnesota workers’ compensation law.
Read More »Expert Affidavits in Attorney-Client Disputes – Are They Required?
As it is so often in the legal profession, “It depends.”
Read More »Recent Appellate Decisions Clarify Minnesota Trust Laws
Minnesota Court of Appeals clarity – Significant implications
Read More »What a Difference a Decade Makes — How the Legal Landscape for Workers’ Compensation has Changed
Here are 6 significant changes in workers’ compensation law in Minnesota over the last decade that can impact everyone involved in the legal triad: injured workers, employers and insurers.
Read More »Minnesota Legal and Real Estate Professionals: Get Ready for a New Era of PFAS Regulation
Get Ready for a New Era of PFAS Regulation
Read More »What to Know About the World of Workers’ Compensation Claims
The Minnesota Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability Laws continually evolve, and are annually altered at times by the Minnesota legislature and Federal Administration.
Read More »Lying, Cheating, & Stealing: A Tale As Old As Time
Using Chapter 302A to right the wrongs of liars, cheaters, and stealers
Read More »Minnesota Formally Recognizes The Common Interest Doctrine
Are you waiving your attorney-client privilege when you have a common legal interest?
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