Matt Johnson Presents One-Hour Webinar on Joint & Several Liability

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28Jan

Matt Johnson Presents One-Hour Webinar on Joint & Several Liability

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On January 28, 2014, Matt Johnson from the Erickson Law Firm presented a one-hour webinar for Minnesota CLE entitled “Personal Injury Series: Joint & Several Liability Update” along with Attorney Michael Unger from the Unger Law Office.  The seminar focused on both of the evolution of Joint & Several Liability in Minnesota, as codified in Minn.Stat. 604.02, and the three appellate decisions involving Staab v. Diocese of St. Cloud, and the pending decision from the Supreme Court on the same case regarding the application of the reallocation provisions in subd. 2 of section 604.02.

Please contact Matt Johnson, Bob Kuderer, or Greg Kuderer with any questions regarding Joint & Several Liability under Minnesota law.

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