Service By Certified Mail is Not Valid Service of Process
Last fall, the Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association asked McCollum Crowley attorney Cheryl Hood Langel to write its amicus brief to the Minnesota Sup…
Last fall, the Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association asked McCollum Crowley attorney Cheryl Hood Langel to write its amicus brief to the Minnesota Sup…
Recently, the State of Minnesota instituted several changes to its Workers’ Compensation Act. While the changes do not alter the fundamentals of…
On May 27, 2016, McCollum Crowley attorneys Rob Moschet and Cheryl Hood Langel obtained a summary judgment dismissing all claims against the firm’s …
Recently, the State of Wisconsin instituted several significant changes to its Workers’ Compensation Act. While the changes do not alter the fun…
Auers v. Progressive Direct Ins. Co., — N.W.2d — (Minn. Ct. App. 2016) — In a recent decision, the Minnesota Court of Appeals determined that un…
Under long-standing precedent, Minnesota businesses have no duty to remove ice and snow from parking lots and walkways until ongoing precipitation cea…
Insurance coverage hangs in the balance for a local Colorado sports bar. View the Cancellation of Surplus Lines Policy attachment here to read more.…
On November 17, 2015, the Minnesota Supreme Court granted review of Melillo v. Heitland, a case raising questions about service of process. The issue …
Attorney Deborah Crowley will be speaking at the upcoming 31st Annual Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Institute on March 4, 2016, on a panel of four…
In a windfall for no-fault insurance claimants, the Minnesota Supreme Court recently determined two important issues. View the State Farm v. Lennartso…