Tim Matson and Barry O’Neil spoke at the 2014 Stampede by the Minnesota Intellectual Property Law Association on Monday, May 19, 2014 at Windows on Minnesota. They presented “Ripoffs, Break-Ups and Kool & the Gang: Entertainment IP Updates.”
Tim Matson and Barry O’Neil spoke at the 2014 Stampede by the Minnesota Intellectual Property Law Association on Monday, May 19, 2014 at Windows on Minnesota. They presented “Ripoffs, Break-Ups and Kool & the Gang: Entertainment IP Updates.”
The Covid-19 vaccine is in the works and soon millions of Americans will be vaccinated. Thankfully there have been few adverse reactions reported so far. Some are still worried though about adverse effects from the vaccine. What legal remedies are available if you have an injury from the Covid-19 vaccine? The Federal Government has granted …
With great sadness, we announce the unexpected passing of one of our own, Larry Rocheford. Please keep Larry and his family in your thoughts.
Jim Krause has joined Lommen Abdo’s litigation practice focusing on professional liability, attorney discipline, insurance defense, insurance coverage and commercial litigation. Jim is a Badger, having earned his B.A. from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 2017, along with certificates in business, entrepreneurship and European studies. In law school, Jim was a senior editor …
The Minnesota Supreme Court released its highly anticipated decision in Peterson v. Western National on July 29, 2020. This decision was the first case in which the Court interpreted the first party bad faith statute, Minn. Stat. § 604.18. As expected, the Court interpreted the statute in a way that will likely lead to more …
In Kenneh vs. Homeward Bound, Inc., 2020 WL 2893352 (Minn. S. Ct. 2020), the Minnesota Supreme Court rendered a decision in a human rights violation case. Kenneh sued her former employer, Homeward Bound, for sexual harassment in violation of the Minnesota Human Rights Act. Minnesota courts have followed federal case law interpreting Title VII of …
As we know, the Minnesota Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Peterson vs. Western National Mutual Insurance Company on January 6, 2020. That Minnesota Supreme Court decision concerned Minnesota’s new bad faith statute: Minn. Stat. § 604.18. In essence, in that third-party action a UIM claim was brought against Western National, it went to verdict …