by Lommen Abdo | Sep 8, 2020 | Barry A. O'Neil, Kay Nord Hunt, Keith J. Broady, Michelle K. Kuhl, News, Robert P. Abdo
Lommen Abdo is proud to have increased the number of its lawyers included in the latest edition of The Best Lawyers in America© – especially in the midst of a pandemic. One additional Lommen Abdo attorney has been included in the 2021 edition of Best Lawyers: One to...
by Keith J. Broady, Kathleen M. Loucks and Lauren E. Nuffort | Oct 11, 2019 | Kathleen M. Loucks, Keith J. Broady, Lauren E. Nuffort, Litigation, News, Professional Liability
Typically, lawsuits against attorneys are brought by clients alleging legal malpractice. An essential element of a legal malpractice claim is the existence of an attorney-client relationship. The general rule is that a lawyer is liable only to his or her client and...
by Keith J. Broady and Lommen Abdo | Aug 30, 2018 | Employment Disputes, Employment Law, Keith J. Broady
In Soto v. Shealey and Swift Transportation (August 2, 2018) Federal District Court Judge Tunheim allowed claims for negligent selection, negligent supervision, and negligent entrustment to go to trial regardless of whether or not the owner operator of a truck under...
by Lommen Abdo | Mar 26, 2018 | Events, Keith J. Broady, Lauren E. Nuffort, Michael R. Moline
Keith Broady, Lauren Nuffort and Mike Moline participated in a seminar on June 13, 2018 which was presented by the Minnesota Construction Association, “Construction Litigation: Lessons from the Trenches Part II.” Keith Broady, Lauren Nuffort and Karl...
by Keith J. Broady | May 31, 2017 | Appellate Law, Civil Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Construction Law, Employment Disputes, Estate + Trust Litigation, Intellectual Property Litigation, Keith J. Broady, Professional Liability, Real Estate
Federal Judge Patrick Schiltz completely vindicated Lommen Abdo’s client, Frana Companies, in a decision filed in March 2017.* Keith Broady was the lead defense attorney for Frana, a general contractor, in a case that spanned over three and half years, including nine...
by Keith J. Broady | Apr 8, 2017 | Commercial Litigation, Compliance, Intellectual Property Litigation, Keith J. Broady, News, Professional Liability
After a person dies, there can be many disagreements among the heirs and beneficiaries over the Will or Trust of a decedent. Two of the most common issues raised are: 1) whether the decedent had “testamentary capacity” when they signed a document; and 2) whether they...
