As a result of the pandemic, American companies have been posting more jobs for remote work that may be performed in any state throughout the country. But a recent decision concerning the law in Colorado may cause employers to rethink this approach.
We recently provided a financial contribution to nonprofit bakery Cookie Cart’s “Growing for Good” campaign. Counting our contribution, Cookie Cart has raised $1,601,117 towards its $2,000,000 goal.
Some courts have found creative ways to conduct trials despite COVID-19. During recent trials, Larson • King attorneys adopted new techniques for effectively and efficiently presenting evidence during a pandemic.
Join us in welcoming new attorney Jason T. Johnson and 2021 Summer Associates Madison Fernandez and Sadie Betting.
Construction lawyer and Larson • King partner Caryn Boisen makes the case for business certifications in her recent article in For the Defense on leveling the playing field for non-majority owned businesses in the construction industry.
The Minnesota Judicial Branch is exempt from limits on gatherings imposed by Governor Tim Walz’s Executive Orders, but continues to be subject to policies established by the chief justice and court order.
To guarantee entry into the H-1B lottery this year, employers must enter their employees into the lottery by March 25, 2021, when the initial lottery registration window closes.
Larson • King is recognized by its clients and peers for its outstanding work and reputation in the Eleventh Edition of the U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms” Rankings released today.
Attorney Michael Steinlage recently presented to members of the Broker and Reinsurance Markets Association on the insurance liability landscape around mass shootings.
An obstacle course race organizer won summary judgment in a “greater than ordinary” negligence claim brought by a race participant after the participant suffered a significant injury during an obstacle course race. The case had complex discovery and expert issues, and required analysis of the interplay between waiver provisions, Minnesota pleading requirements, and statutory issues.
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