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02.01.2009

Two Schwebel Goetz and Sieben Trial Lawyers Recognized as “Attorneys of the Year”

Minneapolis (February 2009) Minnesota Lawyer released their 10th Annual “Attorneys of the Year” awards to those who have made a unique contribution to Minnesota justice through their achievements. Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben is pleased to announce that this year two attorneys are being honored, shareholders Paul Godlewski and William Sieben. Godlewski is one of five…

01.23.2009

Spotlight: Tasha Schuh

Tasha Schuh was rehearsing on stage for her high school musical, when without her knowledge, someone removed the cover of a trap door directly behind her.  She took a step back, and fell 16 feet on to a cement floor breaking her neck and leaving her paralyzed from the chest down.  Watch as Tasha discusses…

01.14.2009

Minnesota Lawyer: Major verdicts and settlements in 2008

Minneapolis (January 2009) – In addition to the happenings at the Minnesota Supreme Court, 2008 also proved an interesting year for verdicts and settlements.  By most reports, the largest verdict in the state this year was a $24 million wrongful death verdict in Anoka County. Four young adults were killed when their vehicle was struck…

01.14.2009

Minnesota Lawyer names its 2008 Attorneys of the Year

It was a big year for big cases in Minnesota, and some of the attorneys behind those big cases are among those being honored by Minnesota Lawyer with its 10th annual “Attorneys of the Year” award.  The award is reserved for a select group of attorneys who distinguished themselves in 2008 with their exemplary work….

12.11.2008

Wal-Mart to Pay $54 Million to Settle Suit Over Wages

Wal-Mart Stores announced a $54.25 million settlement on Tuesday of a lawsuit accusing it of wage violations in Minnesota — far less than the $2 billion in fines that it was threatened with when a judge ruled against it last July. The settlement covers about 100,000 current and former hourly workers at Wal-Mart and Sam’s…

11.29.2008

Jim Schwebel files suit on behalf of four of the victims of the 35w bridge collapse

Minneapolis (November 13, 2008) Attorney Jim Schwebel filed suit today on behalf of four of the victims of the 35w bridge collapse.  He discusses human error, as well as the the structural deficiencies that led to the collapse with Fox 9’s Tom Lyden.

11.14.2008

Collapse victims accuse 2 private firms of failing to do their jobs

With federal investigators poised to render their final verdict on what caused the Interstate 35W bridge to collapse, two private firms hired to work on the bridge were served with lawsuits Wednesday, the first in what is likely to be a wave of litigation from victims of the tragedy. Preliminary findings by The National Transportation…

11.13.2008

35W Bridge Collapse Victims File Compensation Lawsuits

Lawsuits were filed today in Hennepin County District Court, Minneapolis, Minnesota, on behalf of three individuals who were injured and the family of one who was killed in the August 1, 2007 35W Bridge Collapse. The lawsuits, brought by the Minneapolis law firm of Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben on behalf of its clients followed 15…

11.01.2008

Eight Schwebel Goetz & Sieben Attorneys Listed in 2008 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America

Minneapolis (November 2008) – Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben, P.A. announced today that eight attorneys have been listed in the 2008 edition of ‘The Best Lawyers in America’. Again this year, Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben has more listed lawyers in Best Lawyers in the area of Personal Injury than any other firm in Minnesota. “This prestigious…

10.29.2008

Spotlight: Aaron Holm

Aaron holm was helping a friend change a tire on the shoulder of 394 when he was struck from behind by another vehicle.  His legs suffered significant trauma and both had to be amputated.  Watch Aaron and Amanda Holm discuss how the accident has affected their lives and the lives of their three young children:…

10.07.2008

Courtney Lawrence joins Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben P.A.

Minneapolis (October 07, 2008) – The Minneapolis law firm of Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben, P.A. is pleased to announce that attorney Courtney Lawrence is now associated with the firm. Ms. Lawrence will be practicing exclusively in the area of plaintiff’s personal injury litigation. Courtney Lawrence graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in Journalism…

10.04.2008

A Walk For Thought

A team of attorneys and staff participated in the 7th Annual Brain Injury Association of Minnesota’s Walk for Thought. The mission of the walk is to raise funds to help provide programs and support services to individuals and families living with brain injury. To learn more about this event, contact Paul Godlewski at pgodlewski@schwebel.com or…

09.01.2008

Jim Weinmeyer selected to Best Lawyers in America

Attorney Jim Weinmeyer has been selected for inclusion in “The Best Lawyers in America”. Over the last two decades this publication has been acknowledged as the definitive guide to legal excellence in the United States. “Best Lawyers” represents less than 1% of the attorneys in the United States. Inclusion results from a rigorous vetting process…

08.01.2008

Ten SG&S Attorneys Named Super Lawyers

Minneapolis, August 1, 2008 – Ten attorneys with Minnesota’s leading personal injury law firm Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben have been named to the annual list of “Minnesota Super Lawyer”. Membership in Super Lawyers is limited to five percent of the lawyers in Minnesota. Super Lawyers names Minnesota’s top lawyers as chosen by their peers and…

07.14.2008

Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP, and Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben, P.A., Announce Wal-Mart Found to Have Violated Minnesota’s Fair Labor Standards Act over 2 Million Times

Tuesday July 1, 2:17 pm ET Wal-Mart Ordered to Pay $6.5 Million in Back Pay in Dakota County Class Action   MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Law firms Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP and Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben, P.A., today announced that Dakota County District Court Judge Robert King, Jr. has found that Wal-Mart violated Minnesota’s Fair Labor…

07.14.2008

‘Trial’ Lawyers Become A Thing of the Past

In the last decade, the percentage of civil cases actually tried has dipped by more than a third. Lawyers are taking fewer cases to trial than ever before. In fact, in the last decade alone the number of civil cases tried in Minnesota declined by 35 percent. At the same time, the number of civil…

07.02.2008

Wal-Mart Loses $6.5 Million Wage-and-Hour Class Action

Wal-Mart and its lead trial counsel, Houston’s Susman Godfrey, are now 0-for-3 in wage-and-hour class action trials. On Tuesday, after a three-month bench trial, a state court judge in Minnesota ruled that in failing to provide rest breaks, Wal-Mart broke state labor laws more than 2 million times. Judge Robert King Jr. awarded $6.5 million…

06.14.2008

Four SGS Attorneys Designated Top 40 Personal Injury Lawyers

MINNEAPOLIS (JUNE 1,2008)—Four attorneys from the law firm of Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben, P.A. have been named “Minnesota’s Top 40 Personal Injury Lawyers” by Minnesota Law & Politics Magazine. The 2008 “Minnesota’s Top 40 Personal Injury Lawyer” survey was published in the June/July edition of Minnesota Law & Politics Magazine. Over 18,000 ballots were sent…

06.14.2008

Minnesota Monthly Best Lawyers

When innocent people become wrongfully injured victims, experienced attorneys at Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben work to make things right. A car accident, a nasty fall, a dog attack, improper medical treatment. In a split second, life can forever change. When innocent people become wrongfully injured victims, a dedicated team of highly specialized and experienced attorneys…

06.12.2008

Update on 35WBridge Investigation Comes Today

WASHINGTON — The National Transportation Safety Board will offer an update on its investigation into the collapse of the Interstate 35W bridge in Minneapolis last summer, which killed 13 people. NTSB Chairman Mark Rosenker will speak today at a 12:30 news conference. However, a final conclusion on what caused the bridge to fall is not…

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