Minnesota on  beh alf of a former Cargill Vice President, securing a judgment of more than $500,000 and establishing the legal principal that just cause is not present unless there is some form of misconduct.

 

• "Minnesota Now Criminalizes Revenge Porn," Larry Schaefer, July 2016

• "Tax Considerations in Employment Law Cases," Larry Schaefer, July 2016

• "Maximizing Damage Recoveries in Employment Cases," Larry Schaefer, July 2016

• "Gotta Catch 'Em All!," Toni Halleen, July 2016

• "Minnesota's Unemployment Benefits Program: Make Your Insurance Plan Pay!," Peter G. Christian, July 2016

• "You're Being Put on a PIP - Now What? Five Issues to Consider," Anna L. Veit-Carter, July 2016

Toni Halleen to chair "The Brain"

How the brain works and what that means for client matters and your legal practice

Tuesday, October 11, 2016

Minnesota CLE Conference Center

The purpose of this seminar is to provide practicing attorneys with a strong sense of how the brain works and what that means for client matters and legal practice. 

Attendees will come away with a greater understanding of brain science and function to use in professional self-understanding and management.  In addition, they'll receive practical information to use in client matters, for those practitioners whose areas of work require knowledge of brain function and behavior. 

This exciting new CLE seminar features insights on:

• What we are learning about the connections between neuroscience and the law
• Medical perspectives on legal matters in client cases
• Alzheimer's, Dementia and Degenerative Brain Disease
• Concussions and Traumatic Brain Injury
• The Brain Chemistry of Drug and Alcohol Addiction 
• Discoveries about brain function - yours and your clients' - under the stress of conflict, plus concrete approaches to addressing those reactions

  Register today for an incredibly interesting look at this next knowledge frontier for all lawyers!