SJJ attorneys Bradley Hammond and Alexandra Anderson recently secured a complete defense verdict on behalf of Twin Cities Dance and Entertainment, LLC (“TCDE”) and its owner, Marcy McHenry, following a ...
A Practical Guide for Minnesota Condo and HOA Boards On March 18, 2026, Fannie Mae issued a major update to its project standards and insurance requirements for certain residential properties ...
Minnesota Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Homeowners on Storm-Damaged Roof Repairs SJJ was once again at the forefront of insurance law, this time before the Minnesota Supreme Court. On ...
A recent decision by the Minnesota Court of Appeals has provided important clarification on a common issue in property insurance disputes: whether a policyholder’s delay in providing notice of a ...
Recently, a significant decision was made in the ongoing legal battle between Cinnamon Ridge Condominium Association, Inc. and State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, highlighting the importance of understanding insurance ...
One distressing trend that has become all too familiar for Minnesota residents is the rising cost of homeowner’s insurance. An increase in hail storms and major weather events is surely ...
Matching coverage is a type of coverage available under most policies that ensures when a claim is filed for a damaged roof, siding or windows - the surrounding undamaged roof, ...
A common question we are asked is how long a policyholder has to complete the claims process after a covered loss. The classic answer is that it depends on the ...
SJJ attorneys Tim Johnson and Jordan Vassel recently won an important case against State Farm. A homeowner suffered a water line break that damaged kitchen cabinets and leaked down through ...
Recently, the district court of Colorado revisited the legal process for challenging an appraisal award. Specifically, the Anita Court clarified whether a causation determination in appraisal is permissive, citing the ...
