Larson • King partner Caryn Boisen was recently selected to be Co-Chair of the Board of Directors of Twin Cities Diversity in Practice (TCDIP).
The H-1B visa allows employers to hire foreign nationals to work in professional positions. There are 65,000 new U.S. visas available for employees with a bachelor’s degree (or higher) and an additional 20,000 visas for employees with a master’s degree (or higher).
Iosif V. Sorokin has joined the firm as an Associate. He focuses his practice in the areas of immigration, labor and employment, and business litigation.
In coverage disputes between an insured and an insurer, it is not uncommon for the policyholder to pursue discovery of the insurer’s communications with its reinsurers regarding the claim.
Kenya Bodden has joined Larson • King. He focuses his practice in the areas of personal injury, mass tort, insurance, and products liability.
Today, most organizations are familiar with the general requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. However, One aspect of ADA’s protections has, until recently, gone largely unnoticed and un-litigated.
Larson • King is once again recognized by its clients and peers for its outstanding work and reputation in the Ninth Edition of the U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms” listings.
Wendy M. Bratten has joined Larson • King as an associate. Wendy handles matters related to business litigation, labor and employment, products liability, and professional liability.
When state law fails to offer protection, Federal courts may offer remedy under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) (18 U.S.C. § 1030).
Caryn Boisen, a partner at Larson • King will be honored at this year’s Minnesota Lawyer Diversity & Inclusion Awards for her leadership in diversity initiatives.