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In March the Minnesota
Supreme Court adopted noteworthy, extensive revisions to the
Minnesota state court civil practice rules.
July 1, 2018 is the effective
date. The amendments include several discovery
changes, a new class action provision, a revamping of the
rules on summary judgment and third-party practice, a change
to Rule 63 on disqualification of judges, and a new rule on
service of the summons by mail.
Every civil litigator in Minnesota state court needs to
be aware of these changes – what they are, which ones effect
substantive changes to practice, and which do not.
This webcast leads off with an overview of all the changes,
and then turns to a panel discussion focused on the
implications – and practice do’s and don’ts – related to the
rules that will result in substantive changes to state court
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New Minnesota Civil Practice Rules – Practical
Insight on the Extensive Amendments, Effective July 1
Thursday, July 26
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
MORE INFORMATION
In March, the Minnesota Supreme Court adopted
noteworthy, extensive revisions to the Minnesota state court civil practice
rules. July 1, 2018 is the effective date. The amendments include several
discovery changes, a new class action provision, a revamping of the rules on
summary judgment and third-party practice, a change to Rule 63 on
disqualification of judges, and a new rule on service of the summons by mail.
Join our distinguished panel for an overview and discussion of the changes!
– Honorable G. Barry Anderson, Minnesota Supreme Court
– Shannon M. Awsumb, Anthony Ostlund Baer & Louwagie PA
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Roshan N. Rajkumar, Bowman & Brooke LLP
– David F. Herr, Of Counsel, Maslon LLP
1.5 standard CLE/civil
trial specialist credits
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