Minnesota recently amended its Termination of Sales Representatives Act to clarify an historically ambiguous section of the statute regarding its application to sales representatives (“sales
Minnesota is among those states that has adopted the “blue-pencil doctrine” which allows a judge to modify the terms of a non-compete or other restrictive
A legal blow up between two tech titans in California (Waymo, LLC, owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet on the one side, and Uber Technologies,
If you are among the many philanthropic Minnesotans who donated cash, property or time to your favorite charity, you likely have interacted with an entity
An eastern Wisconsin family’s drawn-out attempt to sell their property has now made its way to the United States Supreme Court in the case Murr
Tortious interference has broad applications in civil disputes involving employment relationships and commercial transactions, yet it may be an unfamiliar concept to most non-lawyers and
In a recent decision by the Minnesota Court of Appeals, TCI Business Capital, Inc. v. Five Star American Die Casting, LLC, No. A16-0741 (Jan. 23,
Apple has been sued by Jerome Lawson, lead singer of the classic R&B a cappella group The Persuasions in California Superior Court for its use
News that Arctic Cat is to be acquired by Textron, Inc. is the latest of a number of acquisitions of Minnesota-based companies, including the recently
A public radio piece last October about fallout from the Wells Fargo scandal involving unauthorized bank accounts is a telling lesson for any executive in
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