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Press Mentions: Greene Espel Client Forced to Remove Hijab Announces Settlement
Greene Espel client Aida Al-Kadi was booked on minor traffic-related charges in Ramsey County in 2013.
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Client Win: Greene Espel Client is Declared U.S. Citizen
Mark Esqueda, an American citizen and military veteran born in Texas and raised in Minnesota, was twice denied a US passport by the United States government after it questioned his citizenship.
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Client Win: Greene Espel client Cargill wins First Circuit appeal
On May 13, 2019, the First Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision affirming the dismissal of a $22 million wrongful-death lawsuit brought against Greene Espel client Cargill, Incorporated.
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John Baker Receives Award from International Municipal Lawyers Association
Greene Espel’s volunteer work on behalf of local governments was again recognized by the International Municipal Lawyers Association, which granted one of its 2019 Amicus Service Awards for two amicus briefs to the United States Supreme Court filed by Greene Espel attorneys. The award was presented to John M. Baker, counsel on record in both cases.
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The Minnesota Supreme Court Issues Opinion in Favor of Client, City of Rochester
The Minnesota Supreme Court issued an opinion in favor of Greene Espel’s client, the City of Rochester, reversing a Minnesota Court of Appeals decision that an appearance of bias had invalidated the City’s transit contract.
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Federal Jury Rules in Favor of Client Solutran In Patent Infringement Case Involving Check-Processing Technology
Monday, March 19, 2018 (Minneapolis, MN) — Last Friday afternoon, a federal jury in St. Paul delivered its verdict in Solutran v. U.S. Bancorp and Elavon, Inc., a patent-infringement case involving check-processing technology.
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Greene Espel Successfully Urges U.S. Supreme Court to Review Public Power Case
Two national trade associations, the American Public Power Association and the Large Public Power Council, retained Greene Espel to persuade the U.S. Supreme Court to grant certiorari in a case important to their members. On December 1, 2017, the Supreme Court did just that. The amicus brief was written by John Baker, Jenny Gassman-Pines, Jeya Paul, and Chris Schmitter.
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Greene Espel Wins Trial for Client City of Rochester, Minnesota
After a seven-day trial, a court in southern Minnesota has resolved every disputed factual question in favor of Greene Espel’s client, the City of Rochester, and its co-defendant.
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Greene Espel Attorneys Secure Court of Appeals Victory
In 2016, Barbara Linert and Steven Timmer filed a complaint against Minnesota Supreme Court candidate Michelle MacDonald under the Minnesota Fair Campaign Practices Act.
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Jury-trial Acquittal for Client Accused of Violating Unconstitutional Statute
Greene Espel recently achieved victory for a client accused of violating a statute previously held to be unconstitutional. Matt Forsgren tried the case before a jury, which returned a complete acquittal.
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Federal Jury Awards Compensatory and Punitive Damages to Greene Espel Client
Greene Espel attorney Mark Johnson is quoted in this Star Tribune article regarding a verdict in favor of the firm's client. Mark and Anna Tobin led the six-day jury trial in federal court.
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Federal Court Upholds $11M Jury Award Against Toyota
On June 9, 2017, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit upheld a 2015 jury verdict, which found Toyota at fault for a 2006 fatal car crash and awarded client Koua Fong Lee and other victims $11.4 million
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