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Eighth Circuit Reiterates Presumption for At-Will Employment under Minnesota Law

Briggs and Morgan
USA
June 13 2018

Last week the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals held in Ayala v. CyberPower Sys. (USA), Inc. that an employee’s compensation agreement did not modify

Changes to Sexual Harassment Law Could Help Victims in NYC, Minnesota

Katz Marshall & Banks LLP
USA
June 13 2018

In the wake of the MeToo movement, several states and localities have proposed or enacted workplace protections that are more robust than Title VII

PMA Preemption Win At Summary Judgment Stage

Dechert LLP
USA
June 12 2018

What happens when a case involving a medical device that received Pre-Market Approval from the FDA survives, or at least some part of it survives, a

2018 Minnesota Legislative Session Wraps with Little Reform and the 2018 Election Season Heats Up

Stinson Leonard Street LLP
USA
June 6 2018

The 2018 Minnesota legislative session kicked off with the state’s budget administrators announcing a $329 million budget surplus. Looking back, there

Minnesota Revises Business Organization Statutes

Stinson Leonard Street LLP
USA
June 4 2018

Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton has signed into law revisions to several Minnesota business organization statutes including the Minnesota Business

Minnesota Supreme Court Pivots in New Decision Interpreting Applicability of Statute of Repose Defense

Briggs and Morgan
USA
June 1 2018

On May 9, 2018, in a significant decision for manufacturers, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that the state's 10-year statute of repose does not bar

Minnesota Court of Appeals Confirms Agent Comments Can Bind Insurer

Barnes & Thornburg LLP
USA
May 25 2018

In January 2017, a jury awarded Prospect Foundry $53,300 on a counterclaim for breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing. At the

Minnesota prohibits security freezes fees, authorizes security freezes for protected persons

Buckley Sandler LLP
USA
May 23 2018

On May 19, the Minnesota governor signed HF1243, which, effective immediately, prohibits credit reporting agencies for charging a fee for the

Selling Out on Attorney-Client Privilege: Asset Acquisitions as a Trap for the Unwary Business Lawyer

Barnes & Thornburg LLP
USA
May 21 2018

Attorney-client privilege is for sale. This probably came as a real shock to Minnesota attorney Edward Adams, who helped orchestrate the sale of two

Court Confirms Minneapolis Sick Leave Ordinance Not Enforceable Against Employers Based Outside of City

Jackson Lewis PC
USA
May 15 2018

Last week, a court upheld the Minneapolis paid sick leave ordinance, but ruled that it is only enforceable against employers within the city’s limits

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