Editor’s Note: Sexual harassment is among many factors that limit the number of women
Law
A true Minneapolis story: the best intentions,
questionable results.
The Minneapolis-based bank will have two years to pay off the fines and install improved controls to prevent money laundering through its banking system.
The Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint against dental supply industry leaders for conspiracy against dental product buying groups.
Michael Lindell, of the well-known brand My Pillow, sued an industry peer for the second time citing name and advertising technique poaching.
DJO Global subsidiary Empi, which closed down in 2015, had allegedly used “assumptive selling” tactics to overbill a health care program for military members and their families.
Allina suspected that David Matthew Johnson, who was vice president of talent and human resource, had been submitting false mileage and expense reports since 2004.
Casino and horse track records indicate that the suspect spent much of the money on gambling.
The suit alleges that a dental composite material used by the Kerr Corporation infringes on patent rights related to nanotechnology 3M developed for its Filtek brand of dental restoratives.
His hobby grew to the point where he also used company funds to rent out a storage facility when he kept his car collection and car parts, court documents indicate.
The Revenue Department will have less than three weeks to respond to the technology company.
The combined company will have more than 650 lawyers in 15 locations across the country.
Minnesota businesses can take multiple steps to prevent ex-employees from using and transferring key company information.
Items seized from the outdoor products retailer will be put up for sale later this month.
A sneak peek into which companies were sued for discriminating, retaliating or harassing employees was revealed in July.
Michael Tobak pled guilty to using assets from the business to cover personal expenses and make multi-million dollar investments.
The former auto dealer owner has been in prison since 2010. His sentence is set to end in about one year’s time.
Kim Lund, who owns one-quarter of the Lunds & Byerlys grocery chain, sued to cash out her stake.