Joe Anthony, Janel Dressen, and Vince Louwagie have once again distinguished themselves as exceptional legal advocates by being named to Minnesota Lawyer’s 2025 Business Litigation POWER LIST. This prestigious recognition is reserved for those "whose mere presence on a case signifies the stakes, who have influenced the direction of the law, whose leadership in the community is pervasive and whose respect within the bar is undeniable." In this year’s edition, editors invited the attorneys to share their perspectives on the biggest challenges facing business litigation, to dispel common misconceptions, and to offer insights into their strategies for work-life balance. Janel, Vince, and Joe discuss the ever-growing volume of data in modern disputes, the significant financial stakes involved, and the increasing complexity that may require...
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Anthony Ostlund attorneys Norman Pentelovitch and Brooke Anthony fully resolved a long-running class-action lawsuit, Esparza et al. v. Nobles County, et al., when the District Court entered judgment against the Nobles County Sheriff and Nobles County, permanently enjoining them from further violating the constitutional rights of class members. The four named class members also received a significant monetary payment based on their claim for false imprisonment. Before the injunctions obtained...
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