It’s that time of year again, the 2026 Lying, Cheating, and Stealing seminar will be at the Minneapolis Club and is now open for registration. With the success since the relaunch in 2022, we are excited to bring together great legal minds for a one-day in-person seminar focused on sharing innovative approaches and strategies for handing lawsuits involving liars, cheaters, and stealers who always think they’ll get away with it. We are bringing back both our Judges Panel and our GC Panel filled with incredible professionals, as well as a robust schedule full of amazing presenters from our firm and others. Importantly, we are once again committed to matching the $15 registration fee of seminar attendees and contributing it to Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid. CLE Credit:...
NEWS. WORTHY.
Latest News
Minnesota Lawyer and Finance & Commerce – Partner Content Author: Cory Olson Four years ago, I wrote in this publication about a circuit split over the enforceability of an arbitrator’s pre-hearing discovery subpoena. The Sixth and Eighth Circuits have held that such subpoenas are enforceable; the Second, Third, Ninth, and, since that article was published, Eleventh Circuits have held that they are not. In the article, I suggested that Congress or the...
