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The Minnesota Supreme Court, in a 5-2 decision, has held that the Minnesota State Constitution provides a right to a jury trial on a claim for the recovery of attorney fees under a contract
Although the banking industry is primarily focused on emerging statutes and regulations and navigating the current climate, bankers should note that case law involving bank operations continues to emerge
On March 14, 2012, the Minnesota Supreme Court held that the Minnesota Constitution provides a right to a jury trial on a claim for attorney fees under a contractual attorney fees clause
