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EZKM Wins Minnesota Court of Appeals Decision Regarding Wrongful Death Claim Against Co-Employee
Matt Johnson successfully argued that a wrongful death claim against a co-employee cannot be brought when the co-employee acted... read more
11Dec
Federal Judge Awards Insured Attorney’s Fees in Defense of Declaratory Judgment Action Based on Policy Provision
A federal district court recently awarded an insured its defense fees and costs incurred in defending against a declaratory... 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
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
23May
Minnesota Supreme Court Defines “Machines” under Statute of Repose and Sets Rule Regarding Manufacturer’s Post-Sale Duty to Warn
Minnesota Supreme Court determines what is “machines” under statute of limitations for improvements to Real Property and sets rule... read more
06May
Insurance Coverage & Data Privacy: Fourth Circuit finds duty to defend; posting of patient medical information is a “publication” under a CGL policy.
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held that posting of confidential patient information constitutes “publication” under a standard... 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 Oct. 14, 2014) (unpublished), the...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
09Dec
Minnesota Court of Appeals: “Just plead negligent maintenance!” Recent decision could take teeth out of statute of repose for improvements to real property.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently held that the ten-year statute of repose for improvements to real property does... read more
04Jun
Minnesota Supreme Court Upholds Exculpatory Release Language For Party’s Own Negligence
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently addressed whether an exculpatory clause in a waiver agreement can release the party from... read more
01Mar
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