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Minnesota Car Accident Lawyers and Personal Injury Attorneys
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Personal Injury Lawyer for Minnesota and Wisconsin- Attorney Maury D. Beaulier
Maury D. Beaulier, The Beaulier Law Office and the law firm of Hellmuth Johnson, PLLC serve clients in Minnesota, Wisconsin and nationally
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Faris & Faris Law Office, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Faris & Faris Law Office, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota law firm practicing in the areas of personal injury and dog bites.
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Gempeler, Kenyon and Butwinick
Gempeler Personal Injury Attorneys helps clients with auto accident and product liability claims. This law firm has a reputation for hard work and for getting injured people the money they deserve from insurance companies.
Other Minnesota Attorneys and Lawyers
- Criminal Attorney Minnesota
Minnesota based DWI attorney and DUI lawyer advises in Criminal Defense cases. Recognized as a leader in Minnesota DWI and DUI defense.
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Recent Personal Injury and Car Accident News and Cases
The efforts of big business to push disputes into binding
arbitration took a surprising turn recently when the Ninth Circuit Court of
Appeals recently ruled that the federal courts do not have the power under
the Federal Arbitration Act to reduce or annul an arbitration panel's award
because the court feels that the award was too high. In the insurance bad
faith case of Lagstein v. Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's of London
, Case No. 07-16094 (9th Cir., June 10, 2010), an
arbitration panel awarded roughly $2 million in compensatory damages and $4
million in punitive damages to Dr. Lagstein for the wrongful denials of his
disability insurance claims. The Ninth Circuit ruled that a District Court
judge did not have the power to vacate the arbitration award.
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