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Lookin’ For Some Hot Stuff: Eighth Circuit Reverses A Million Dollar Coverage Award To Hot Stuff Foods. Phrase “May Likely Result” Does Not Create Ambiguity.
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals recently reversed a jury verdict of over $1,000,000 in a food product recall... read more
Minnesota Supreme Court Refuses to Extend Doctrine of Implied Primary Assumption of Risk in Two Separate Cases
The Minnesota Supreme Court, in Soderberg v. Anderson, 922 N.W.2d 200 (Minn. 2019) and in Henson v. Uptown Drink,... read more
Minnesota Supreme Court Holds Exculpatory Clause Unenforceable
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Minnesota Supreme Court Confirms Vicarious Liability For Vehicle Owners Under The Safety Responsibility Act Even When Their Permissive Drivers Are Protected By Co-Employee Immunity
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Insurer Can Recover Indemnity And Defense Costs From Excess Insurer In “Indivisible Injury” Settlement.
A Minnesota federal court recently granted equitable contribution to an excess insurer against a primary insurer for amounts paid... read more
Attorney Taylor Thompson Joins Erickson Law Firm
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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
No-Fault Update: Replacement Services Now Compensable Even If They’re Not Replaced.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently ruled that under the Minnesota No-Fault Act, an injured insured who has primary... read more
Insurance Coverage: Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Rejects Reasonable Expectations Argument, Applies Criminal Acts Exclusion.
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