Does a MN statue over rule a a line item expire date even if they can prove I agreed to that on record?

I believe I need more information to answer your question. If the 2 years you reference in your question relates to the statute of limitations...

Does the MN DTPA (Deceptive Trade Practices Act) also apply to government agencies doing business in Minnesota?

This is an interesting questions. Minn. Stat. § 325D.46, Subd. 1, states that the Act does not apply to "conduct in compliance with the orders or...

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Is my non- compete in effect?

In and of itself, the change in how your employer set up the training department probably would not void the noncompete clause. If you plan on...

What can I do if someone is trying to serve papers at my house for a relative that has never lived there?

Under Minnesota law, service of process can sometimes be accomplished by "substitute service." This is allowed when a process server leaves a copy...

How long before a hearing do I have to submit an affidavit to support a motion?

I agree with Maury Beaulier, but the answer could also depend on the type of motion your attorney filed. If it is a dispositive motion (which...

What language must appear in a summons and complaint?

Court forms related to summons and complaints can be found here: http://www.mncourts.gov/?page=3428

Can a landlord file a judgement after a judge already dismissed case, made ruling in tenant favor.

Eviction actions and conciliation court actions are separate court proceedings in Minnesota. In an eviction action, the only issue is whether the...

Whether a non-compete agreement is enforceable depends upon many factors, including but not limited to, the language of the agreement itself, the...

Can arbitration be appealed on basis plaintiff gave false statements?

If your arbitration was held under Minnesota law, Minn. Stat. § 572B.23 will govern when an arbitration award can be vacated (i.e., thrown out). ...

Do you need to know name of medical provider in order to obtain a subpoena?

If this information is relevant to your dispute, the best way to obtain this information is by first submitting interrogatories (Minn. R. Civ. P....