Madia Newville Wins Front Pay and Attorney Fees for Client, Raising Final Judgment to $2.1M
We previously wrote about our $1.2 million jury verdict in federal court in North Dakota on behalf of a physician who was terminated after he
We’re trial lawyers. Our core competency – above everything else – is trying cases to juries. And we specialize in beating giants.
We previously wrote about our $1.2 million jury verdict in federal court in North Dakota on behalf of a physician who was terminated after he
Aaron Benner started teaching at St. Paul Public Schools in 1995 and earned immediate praise for his outstanding results and devotion to students. He earned
Mark Henderson was a hostage held at gunpoint in a room at the Woodbury Red Roof Inn on August 30, 2012. He fled the room
We Represent Minneapolis Employees. Corporations and big businesses will always be able to pay corporate lawyers to defend them. For most corporations, paying hourly rates
Last week, Madia Law secured a favorable jury verdict in a federal business litigation case involving allegations of trademark infringement. Madia Law’s client, Heimerl & Lammers, is a small
On June 24, 2014, after a two-day trial, a federal jury found that officer Robert Thunder violated Madia Law Client Michael Flowers’ constitutional right to
One and a half years ago, DelShawn Crawford Sr. was shot and killed by Minneapolis police officers in his girlfriend’s home. On behalf of Crawford’s
Madia Law filed a class and collective action lawsuit in February against Regency Beauty Institute (a national for-profit cosmetology school) on behalf of current and
The ability to safely, calmly, and professionally interact with the public without violence is an intrinsic and basic part of law enforcement. In a case
The Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) is a federal law that, among other things, prohibits employers from failing to pay overtime to its employees and
Mehl v. PortaCo, Inc. and Timothy Wilson (D. Minn. 2012): A federal district court in Minnesota denied almost all of PortaCo, Inc.’s motion for summary
On September 26, 2009, Deshun Carter was barbequing in front of his house with his mother, father, and wife. Two officers arrived and told him
“Jill” (name changed for confidentiality) worked at a large corporation for nearly twenty years as a maintenance worker and excelled. However, she injured her back
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