We’ve all experienced the joy of signing a waiver of liability before doing some activity; as practitioners, we’ve likely drafted countless waivers of liability to protect our clients
Certification[1] is a legislatively created procedure which empowers Minnesota state courts to answer a federal court’s question of state law.[2] There are many benefits to certifying questions, including
Suing the government poses unique hurdles that plaintiffs who sue private citizens do not have to overcome.[1] If sovereign immunity does not bar their claims, then they must
If you are a small business owner, your regulatory burden is about to increase thanks to the “Corporate Transparency Act” (“CTA”).[1] Buried deep within the 2021 National Defense
Experienced practitioners know that, pursuant to the plain language of Fed. R. Civ. P. 30(d)(1), depositions are ordinarily limited to seven-hours.[1] This limitation was introduced in the 2000
Invasion of privacy torts, like other torts in Minnesota, are subject to a strict statute of limitations that dictates when a claim can be brought.[1] When seeking relief
Congress passed the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (“ANILCA”) (16 U.S.C. § 3101 et seq.; 43 U.S.C. § 1631) in 1980, converting 104 million acres of land
Congress designed the United States Court of Federal Claims (“COFC”) to be the prime venue for plaintiffs to sue the United States federal government for contractual and property
A cutting-edge legal issue prevalent across many contracts, both commercial and government, is the question of how to treat computer software: is it a service or good? This
