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Results 1 - 20 of 23 for "u:minnlawyer.com" in Minneapolis, MN
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Ex-archdiocese accountant pleads guilty in theft
A former accounting director accused of embezzling $670,000 from the Archdiocese of St. Comment?
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Guthrie at 50, the drama of litigation
The gala opening of the Tyrone Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis on May 7, 1963, helped the Twin Cities establish its position as one of the most highly regarded and respected communities for the arts, especially for its size, in the country and the world. Comment?
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Suit: bad advice led to downfall
The ex-president and CEO of two companies is suing his former Minneapolis attorneys for malpractice alleging their bad advice and negligent lawyering cost him his job, his company shares and his ability to continue to build on a successful business career. Comment?
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The sound of the statute of frauds
It must have been extremely rough duty for Minneapolis attorney Kevin Dunlevy to teach real estate at the estate Schloss Leopold in Salzburg. Comment?
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Twin Cities a bull's-eye for national firms
In January, Dykema Gossett opened a Minneapolis office headed by a former partner at Briggs and Morgan. Comment?
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Close doesn't count in foreclosures, court rules
A foreclosure by advertisement is void if the assignment recording statute, Minn. Comment?
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Minnesota runners experience Boston blast
Hennepin County District Court Judge Jay Quam stopped at mile 17 of the Boston Marathon to take a photo with his daughter. Comment?
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Barnes: a 'working lawyer's firm'
Barnes & Thornburg has continued its expansion in Minneapolis and now has 35 lawyers, with more than 600 legal professionals across the country. Comment?
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Legal aid changes clients' lives
Legal Aid opened its doors as a one-person office founded on the idea that it would help clients gain access to the services they are entitled to, such as the ability to buy food, maintain decent housing, live safe from abusive spouses or partners and educate their children. Comment?
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Minneapolis attorney John Dragseth, co-chairman of the appellate group at Fish & Richardson, saw an excited tweet from Minnesota Vikings player Chris Kluwe when the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case over California's Proposition 8, which bans same sex marriage. Comment?
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Attorneys of the Year: James Behrenbrinker
"Don't Settle For Less" is James Behrenbrinker's motto. The slogan adorns each page of his Behrenbrinker Law website, along with the portrait of a dignified and imposing lion. Comment?
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This year's honorees come from careers in private practice, corporate law and public service and government and were chosen based on their leadership in the profession, involvement in a major or newsworthy case, excellence in corporate or transactional services and service to the judicial system in Minnesota. Comment?
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Bar, firms get ready to rumble
The Minnesota State Bar Association has hired a public relations firm and is asking the state's law firms to donate money to help beat back the proposed sales tax on business-to-business services. Comment?
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Minnesota courts seek $33 million boost as deficit looms
Rep. Paul Thissen joins fellow House members in the Pledge of Allegiance at the State Capitol as the 2013 Legislative session opened Jan. Comment?
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No due process left tree trimmer out on a limb
A Minneapolis tree trimmer will now get his day in court to argue that a city ordinance is unconstitutional as applied to him, due to a Dec. Comment?
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Attorneys of the Year 2012 honorees announced
Each year, Minnesota Lawyer recognizes the best achievements in the Minnesota legal profession with the Attorneys of the Year awards. Comment?
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Making connections at Project Homeless Connect
Target Corp. attorney Toni Dembski and solo practioner Barry Edwards help a homeless man with his divorce. Comment?
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Felhaber Larson Fenlon & Vogt - Minnesota's Largest Law Firms
Felhaber, Larson, Fenlon & Vogt, a Professional Association, is a full-service law firm with offices located in Minneapolis and St. Comment?
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Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP - Minnesota's Largest Law Firms
Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP is a commercial law firm based in Minneapolis offering extensive experience in the areas of business and securities, commercial litigation, estate planning, financial services, intellectual property, labor and employment, and real estate. Comment?
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Briggs and Morgan, P.A. - Minnesota's Largest Law Firms
Briggs and Morgan, P.A. is a trusted name in the business and legal community. With offices in Minneapolis and St. Comment?
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