by Michael R. Moline | Feb 20, 2015 | Commercial Litigation, Compliance, Michael R. Moline
Introduction Insurance companies have a number of tools at their disposal to investigate and adjust claims. One of the most powerful tools is the insurer’s authority to require the insured to appear in person to produce documents, physical evidence and answer...
by Keith J. Broady | Jan 23, 2015 | Commercial Litigation, Compliance, Keith J. Broady
Minnesota law has long protected from termination without cause sales representatives who represent manufacturers, wholesalers, assemblers or importers and solicit wholesale orders. Until recently, this law could be circumvented by contractual choice-of-law clauses...
by Lommen Abdo | Nov 16, 2010 | Commercial Litigation
Barry O’Neil and Ken Abdo obtained the widely publicized settlement of departing member claims for Kristen Hall, the founding member of superstar country act Sugarland. O’Neil and Abdo are members of Lommen Abdo’s litigation and entertainment advisory...
by Lommen Abdo | Aug 28, 2009 | Commercial Litigation
Lommen Abdo attorneys Barry O’Neil and Tom Dougherty successfully “ungated” a hedge fund investment on behalf of the firm’s client, a limited partner investor. Here is the background: The client purchased a limited partnership interest from the hedge fund in 2005. The...