Sports Authority Tries to Shift Focus of Lawsuit
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority (MSFA) tried to shift the focus of the Minneapolis Venture lawsuit by filing a counterclaim larded with “greedy developer” allegations.
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Anthony Ostlund Attorney Steve Phillips speaks at the National Sales Conference
Minneapolis lawyer, Steve Phillips, recently spoke at the National Sales Conference of an Anthony Ostlund securities brokerage client on the topic of “Lessons from Outside Counsel:
New Vikings Stadium Interferes with Private Development Rights
After waiting more than a year for the Minnesota Sports Facility Authority (MFSA) to make a decision, Anthony Ostlund’s client commenced a lawsuit seeking an
The Supreme Court Tips its Hat to Employers – Or Does It? Vicarious Liability After Vance v. Ball State University
August 10, 2013 Attorney at Law Magazine – Twin Cities Edition Author: Brooke Anthony and Peter McElligott The U.S. Supreme Court recently rendered two employer-friendly decisions under Title
Vincent Louwagie and Dan Hall successfully obtain dismissal of mechanic’s lien claim
A successful trial in Dakota County District Court results in dismissal of a mechanic’s lien claim. The plaintiff had asserted a mechanic’s lien claim against
