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Justin Cummins presented at a State-wide conference, which was held in Minneapolis on October 30, 2024, regarding the most important labor & employment law cases in the past decade

Justin Cummins accepted the invitation to present at the annual Labor & Employment Law Institute, which will be held in Minneapolis on November 21, 2024, regarding the most significant court decisions in employment and civil rights cases in the past year and the best legal strategies and litigation tactics in that context

Justin Cummins accepted the invitation to present at a State-wide conference, which will be held in Minneapolis on October 30, 2024, regarding the most important labor & employment law decisions in recent years

Justin Cummins accepted the invitation to contribute a chapter about the most important labor & employment law cases decided in the past decade and their legal, strategic, and practical significance

Justin Cummins authored an article about the recent and historic achievements in the employment and civil rights areas during the past two legislative sessions

Brendan Cummins presented at a State-wide conference, which was held on August 13, 2024 in Minneapolis, regarding hiring best practices consistent with labor & employment law requirements

In being selected as 2024 Super Lawyers, Brendan Cummins and Justin Cummins have been identified yet again as among the very best attorneys in Minnesota

Alex Bollman has been recognized as a 2024 Rising Star by Minneapolis.St.Paul Magazine

Alex Bollman accepted the invitation to be an adjunct professor at the University of Minnesota Law School in the Law School's moot court program, which is ranked 15th in the nation, and to serve as an instructor of law students participating in the annual Robert F. Wagner Labor and Employment Law Moot Court Competition

Justin Cummins presented at the Employment Law Institute, which was held on May 20-21, 2024 in St. Paul, regarding the legal, strategic, and practical significance of key recent court decisions in employment law and civil rights cases