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Court of Appeals Rules Insurance Brokers ARE Agents of Insurance Companies
The rules of evidence allow out-of-court statements made by either party or agents of either party to be admissible... read more
18Jul
Court Rules Last Physical Exposure To Benzene Starts The Statute of Limitations For Wrongful Death Claim
Minnesota’s six-year “act or omission” statute of limitation for wrongful-death claims begins to run with the decedent’s last physical... read more
31Oct
Conservatorship Law Update: In Forma Pauperis Status Alone Requires Court To Determine Indigent Status For Attorney Fees.
In the recent case of In Re: Conservatorship of Catherine Chapman, A13-2290 (Minn. App. Oct. 14, 2014) (unpublished), the... read more
29Nov
Eighth Circuit Finds Fact Issue on Expected Injury Involving Clergy Abuse
In TIG Ins. Co. v. Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, No. 20-cv-2261, the United States District Court recently held... read more
10May
Policy Language Precludes Pre-Award Interest
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently ruled that policy language precluded pre-award interest in a first party property damage claim.... read more
03Jan
Congratulations to Tom Brock
The Erickson Law Firm is pleased to announce that Tom Brock has joined us as a Shareholder effective today,... read more
07May
Insurance Coverage: Eighth Circuit Finds No Duty To Defend Trademark Infringement Claim Under Advertising Injury Coverage In CGL Policy Under Minnesota Law.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit recently weighed in on an important insurance coverage issue... read more
13Apr
Injured Passenger in Uninsured Vehicle Not Entitled To No-Fault Benefits Under Assigned Claims Plan.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled that an injured passenger in an uninsured motor vehicle could not seek... read more
19Jun
Minnesota Supreme Court Holds Resident-Relative Exclusions are Enforceable
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently held “resident-relative” exclusions in insurance policies are not void due to public policy. In 2014,... read more
14Jan
Court Awards Attorney’s Fees Under Electronic Funds Transfer Act After Rule 68 Offer is Accepted.
A federal court recently awarded a plaintiff $24,000 in attorney’s fees in an EFTA after the plaintiff accepted the... read more