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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
13Apr
Business Litigation: Eighth Circuit Affirms Verdict for Tortious Interference with Employment Contract.
Applying Minnesota law, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed a verdict in favor of St. Jude Medical... read more
24Jan
Matt Johnson Successfully Defends Liquor Store Charged With Illegal Sale.
Matt Johnson recently defended a suburban liquor store accused of selling beer to an obviously intoxicated customer. The customer... read more
27Oct
The Verdict is in: Bob Kuderer and Tom Brock Post Trial Victory in Child Traumatic Brain Injury Case.
Bob and Tom represented the driver in a “bicycle-versus-truck” accident in St. Cloud. Plaintiff claimed our client negligently failed... read more
14Apr
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
03Feb
Minnesota Court of Appeals Reverses Seven-figure Award to Subcontractor on Construction Site.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed a $5 million award in favor of an independent contractor who performed... 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
30Dec
No FCRA Claim for Fraudulent Straw Buyer
In Addie v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A., CIV. 12-281 PAM/TNL, 2013 WL 1760446 (D. Minn. Apr. 24, 2013),... 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
14Jan
Ambiguous Reservation of Rights Letter Converts Duty To Defend Into Duty to Reimburse Defense Costs.
A Minnesota federal court recently held that an ambiguous reservation of rights letter created a conflict of interest requiring... read more