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Cody M. Bauer and Maya H. Digre1

A New Year Brings New Changes to the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure

As we embark on 2020, several changes to the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure and Rules of General Practice take effect. These changes apply to all cases pending as of January 1, 2020...

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Scott G. Williams

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Affirms How an Insurer Has the Right to Pose Jury Interrogatories in the Underlying Third-Party Action

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held that an insurer may pose interrogatories to juries—i.e., ask the jury questions—in an underlying third-party action...

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Brandon T. Glanz

New Wage Theft Law Creates a Multitude of Wage Payment, Recordkeeping, and Employee Notice Requirements for Minnesota Employers

Sweeping changes for Minnesota employers are now in place as Minnesota’s new wage theft law took effect last week...

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R. John Wells

Asbestos Litigation: SCOTUS Takes on the “Bare Metal” Defense

In March, in an opinion authored by Justice Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court of the United States decided a maritime tort claim which discussed the “bare metal” defense commonly asserted by manufacturers in asbestos litigation...

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Brandon T. Glanz

Minnesota Supreme Court: Workers’ Compensation Exclusivity Does Not Apply to Discrimination Claims under the Minnesota Human Rights Act

The Minnesota Supreme Court held last week in Daniel v. City of Minneapolis that the exclusivity provision in the Minnesota Workers’ Compensation...

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Ryan Brackin

Metro Cities Sue Pavement Sealant Makers for Alleged Stormwater Retention Pond Contamination

Eight Twin Cities suburbs recently filed identical suits in Minnesota federal court alleging that several companies’ refined coal tar products used in pavement sealants have contaminated city ponds...

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