Legal

The legal landscape in Minnesota is constantly evolving. This section highlights important court cases, legislative updates, and consumer protection laws that shape the rights of Minneapolis and St. Paul residents. Stay informed about legal trends that impact your safety, finances, and justice.

Voter Fraud: Everywhere????????

The past two elections cycles have seen bills all over the country concerning the idea of preventing voter fraud. While on their face they seem pro-consumer, I mean who could want fraud? The reality is that the proof continues to mount that these were…

By Mike Bryant

/ 7 Feb 2014

Texas Damage Caps: Horrific Death of a Baby

We see and hear about all sorts of things in personal injury cases. Sometimes they are very sad or tragic. Medical malpractice will have its extra share of horrible injuries, but recently I read a tragic report as from Catholic Online : Coats alleges that…

By Mike Bryant

/ 5 Feb 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Overall

This past month, we have been looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true…

By Mike Bryant

/ 3 Feb 2014

Interesting Hearing About Diocese Lists

Recently, Diocese of Winona and Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis went into court concerning the additions to their previously disclosed lists: Diocese of Winona Release Their List of 14 Priests Accused of Sexually Abusing Minors Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis Release Their List…

By Mike Bryant

/ 2 Feb 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Unanswered Questions

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 31 Jan 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Following the Law

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 29 Jan 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Why Do the Judge and Lawyers Meet Without the Jury?

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 27 Jan 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: What Took So Long?

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 24 Jan 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Who Would Sue Their Mom?

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 22 Jan 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Underinsured Motorist Trial

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 20 Jan 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Experts

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 17 Jan 2014

What The Jury Can’t Be Told: Plaintiffs Lawyer

This month, we will be looking at things that we cannot tell the jury during a trial. It is truly unfortunate that as the party with the burden of proof, meaning the party that has to prove everything by a standard more likely true than…

By Mike Bryant

/ 15 Jan 2014