Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Vol. 61, No. 5 May/June 2004

This month's classifieds President's Page Letters to the editor Display advertising Bench & Bar archives Article index Writers' guidelines Order Print Directory MSBA home page Advertiser's Index		Canceling Residential Purchase Agreements Two new statutory procedures for cancellation of residential purchase agreements may expedite resolution of disputes over entitlement to earnest money, but buyers must beware if the seller initiates cancellation for failure of a condition. By Larry M. Wertheim Changing Times: A Tale of Three Torts Minnesota Supreme Court decisions in the last year have substantially undercut causes of action for privacy, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and wrongful discharge. By Marshall H. Tanick

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Columns President's Page: Toward an Ideal System for Delivery of Legal Services by James L. Baillie Professional Responsibility: Presettlement Funding Agreements: Benefit or Burden? by Kenneth L. Jorgensen Lawyer at Large: Marketing 101: How to Annoy your Clients by Michael Vitt Essay: The Minnesota Lawyer Placement Protocol by Nathan Krahn

Departments Notes & Trends Commentaries on developments in the law. Opportunity Market Classified ad listings from Bench & Bar. Also in Print this Month ...   Technology Orders in the Courts Personal Notes