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EZKM Wins Summary Judgment On Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress Claim
EZKM recently obtained summary judgment dismissal of a claim of negligent infliction of emotional distress in a hybrid property... read more
19Jun
Minnesota Supreme Court Rules on Unjust Enrichment Measure of Damages
Herlache and Rucks began a romantic relationship around February 2012. At the time, Rucks owned a home in Sunfish... read more
08Jun
Consumer Law: Minnesota Supreme Court Rejects Claims Based on Oral Agreement to Modify Loan
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently affirmed the dismissal of a borrower’s claims against his bank regarding an alleged agreement... 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
28Apr
No-Fault Act Update: Court of Appeals Upholds Anti-Assignment Clause
The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently held that a patient’s assignment of a no-fault insurance claim to a medical... read more
09Jul
No Replacement? No Problem! Minnesota Supreme Court Holds That No-Fault Claimant Can Recover The Value of Services Not Replaced.
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently held that Minnesota’s No-Fault Automobile Insurance Act allows an injured person who provides care... read more
22Jan
Court Rules Insured Must Pay Multiple Deductibles in Condominium Property Damage Action
A federal court has ruled an insured must pay a deductible for each separate condominium damaged by faulty construction.... read more
07May
The Verdict Is In: Bob Kuderer And Tom Brock Post Trial Victory In Hit-And-Run Wrongful Death Case.
Bob and Tom represented an auto insurer in a hit-and-run, “pedestrian v. motor vehicle” wrongful death case. The decedent... read more
17Jun
No-Fault Act Permits UIM Policies To Limit Coverage To Persons Who Suffer “Bodily Injury” In Wrongful Death Actions
The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently held that a policy providing underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage only to “insureds” who... read more
31Jul
Minnesota Supreme Court holds clause in will leaving half of decedent’s estate to “wife’s heirs” did not apply to parents of the decedent’s ex-wife
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently ruled a clause purporting to leave one half of a husband’s estate to his... read more