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Insurance Coverage: Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Rejects Reasonable Expectations Argument, Applies Criminal Acts Exclusion.
Applying Minnesota law, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected an attempt to circumvent a “criminal acts” exclusion... read more
28Jan
Matt Johnson Presents One-Hour Webinar on Joint & Several Liability
On January 28, 2014, Matt Johnson from the Erickson Law Firm presented a one-hour webinar for Minnesota CLE entitled... read more
07Mar
Erickson Law Firm Welcomes Lauren Rossitto as an Associate Attorney
Erickson, Zierke, Kuderer & Madsen, P.A. are pleased to announce that Lauren Rossitto has joined the firm as an... read more
17Jul
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
19Jun
Fidelity Bond Pays Third-Party Verdict In Fee-Advance Scam.
A Minnesota federal court recently ruled a fidelity bond responsible to pay damages to a third-party where an employee... read more
16Jul
The Erickson Law Firm Congratulates Our 2025 Minnesota Super Lawyers
Greg Kuderer, Bob Kuderer, Matt Johnson, and Paul Hopewell were all once again selected as Super Lawyers®, which is... read more
06Jan
Greg Kuderer Posts Trial Victory in Truck/Bike Accident.
Greg represented the driver of an automobile in a bicycle-versus-truck accident in Dawson, Minnesota. The plaintiffs claimed the driver... read more
29Jun
Insurance Coverage: Eighth Circuit finds Bank is entitled to Bond Coverage for Cyber Theft of $485,000 despite Employees Failure to Follow Security Procedures.
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals reached an important decision regarding insurance coverage for cyber thefts from banks. The... read more
07Jan
Intentional-Injury Exclusion Bars Coverage Where Insured Fled Police While Intoxicated.
A Minnesota federal court recently applied an intentional-act exclusion in a personal liability umbrella policy to an intoxicated driver... 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