Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Vol. 60, No. 8 September 2003

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Quasijudicial and Quasilegislative Hearings in Minnesota Law Administrative decisions by an agency or local government entity can often be appealed, but it may be difficult to determine which route to take. By David Schultz Recovering Lost Real Estate Commissions Minnesota statutes suggest that a real estate broker is an independent contractor who can rely on the commission salesperson statute to recover lost commissions. By Thomas B. Olson and Scott M. Lucas

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Columns President's Page: The Decline in Civic Participation: Bowling Alone by James L. Baillie Professional Responsibility: When a Beneficiary Asks You to Draft a Will by Kenneth L. Jorgensen Lawyer at Large: Self-Reporting Malpractice or Ethics Problems by Charles E. Lundberg Essay: The Power of Attorneys by Dennis Archer

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