Clik here to view.
August 25, 2012: Special Guest Chief Justice Lorie Gildea
Tom Shroyer and Susan Rhode co-host this week's show from the State Fair on Saturday. They welcome in special guest Chief Justice Lorie Gildea.
View ArticleClik here to view.
September 1, 2012: Attorneys - Friend or Foe?
This week's show took place at the Minnesota State Fair. Tom Shroyer hosted Ed Winer, Co-Chair of Moss & Barnett's Family Law Practice Area, on the topic of "Attorneys - Friend or Foe?"
View ArticleClik here to view.
September 8, 2012: Health Care Reform Meets the Antitrust Laws
Tom Shroyer hosts Tom Sheran on the topic of “Health Care Reform Meets the Antitrust Laws.”
View ArticleClik here to view.
September 15, 2012: Alternatives to Bankruptcy
Tom Shroyer hosts Jim Rubenstein on the subject of “Alternatives to Bankruptcy.”
View ArticleClik here to view.
September 22, 2012: What Makes Mediation Work
This week's program is a Best of Minnesota Law that first aired in June of 2010. Tom Shroyer hosted Leamington Company CEO Brian Short on the topic of "What Makes Mediation Work."
View ArticleClik here to view.
September 29, 2012: Choices for a Troubled Business
Tom Shroyer hosts Cass Weil of our Creditors’ Remedies and Bankruptcy Practice Area on the topic of “Choices for a Troubled Business.”
View ArticleClik here to view.
October 6, 2012: The Independent Contractor Dilemma
Tom Shroyer hosts Marcy Frost on “The Independent Contractor Dilemma.”
View ArticleClik here to view.
October 13, 2012: The Presumptions of Family Law – and How to Challenge Them
Tom Shroyer hosts Jim Vedder of Moss & Barnett's Family Law Practice Area on the topic of “The Presumptions of Family Law – and How to Challenge Them.”
View ArticleClik here to view.
October 20, 2012: Private Equity and Private Placements
This is a best of Minnesota Law that first aired in April 2010. Tom Shroyer hosted Moss and Barnett business attorney Tony Marick on the topic of "Private Equity and Private Placements."
View ArticleClik here to view.
October 27, 2012: Minnesota Law: The Finale
Tom and Steve will take a look back at our program and how it evolved, share some thoughts on programming highlights, and discuss Steve's take on the show from the perspective of a non-lawyer. On...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Should Debt Collectors Email Consumers?
The issue of whether debt collectors may email consumers is finally being given serious consideration by regulators. A prescient article written by Rozanne Andersen in 2011 is the most comprehensive...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Three Overlooked Traps for First Party/Early Out Servicers
First party and early-out servicing provides an enhanced customer service experience and greater responsiveness for consumers. These qualities make first party and early-out servicing beneficial for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
COLLECTORS FINALLY WINNING FDCPA CASES: HAS THE TIDE TURNED OR IS SOMETHING...
Just a few years ago, many in the collection industry were wringing their hands in frustration: the Douglass decision on innocuous information appearing in the windows of envelopes spawned hundreds of...
View Article