This includes litigation in matters of employment law, business and commercial litigation, and estate-related litigation. I also have an active insurance defense litigation practice in matters related to employment practices liability and personal injury liability defense, which affords me a significant amount of litigation experience.
Below are my primary "sub-areas" of emphasis, within my general civil practice. My employment law practice is primarily focused upon representing employers of all sizes, from large companies to mid-sized employers, and to small employers, in all matters related to:. My firm regularly acts on assignment from liability insurance carriers in handling insurance defense matters.
The firm and its attorneys are familiar with and are comfortable working with insurance company personnel and complying with the carriers' reporting and other guidelines and requirements. The firm's insurance defense practice includes:. Apart from my trial and appellate practice in employment law discussed separately , I also maintain an active civil trial and appellate practice, with eperience in the following areas:. He is also enjoying his new grandson, who joins the family in all of their exciting adventures.
South Dakota, Missouri, U. Sarah joined Bangs McCullen in She practices in a wide variety of settings, including employment disputes, civil litigation, federal criminal defense, and family law. Sarah is a member of the Access to Justice Panel and the Criminal Justice Act Panel, providing pro bono and court-appointed assistance to indigent persons who are involved in civil disputes or have been charged with a federal crime. She has guest lectured for numerous law-related undergraduate courses and has served as a faculty member for the National Business Institute at employment and labor-related legal seminars.
While in law school at Mizzou, Sarah served as a Research Assistant for an endowed, tenured law professor, and she spent most of her free time conducting research on matters related to judicial review, FOIA, National Security Information Classification, Executive Privilege, and the First Amendment. She received numerous awards for her academic accomplishments, including high-grade achievements in Estates and Trusts, Business Organizations, Insurance, and Trial Practice.
Outside of the office, Sarah enjoys cooking, music, and spending time with family in the beautiful Black Hills. He has extensive experience in insurance coverage claims and complex insurance litigation. He regularly represents small businesses in various legal matters, including employment issues, property disputes, drafting and negotiating contracts, and litigating contract disputes. In addition to maintaining a busy practice, Terry is dedicated to professional and community service.
He serves on various local community boards. Outside of the office, Terry enjoys spending time with his family in the Black Hills. They enjoy camping, hiking, and kayaking. Paul, Minnesota. He has lectured extensively on wills, trust and estate matters as well as tax matters to a wide range of organizations and groups, including the South Dakota Bar Association.
John holds an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell. John has been named by his peers as the Best Lawyers Lawyer of the Year for business organizations, corporate law, real estate law, and estate planning. He was admitted to practice in and served for one year as a law clerk for Judge Andrew W. He is also listed in Chambers, U. Since joining the firm in , Mike concentrates his practice on trials, employment law, administrative law, water law, and mineral and natural resources law.
Terry Hofer is a senior partner in our Rapid City office. He engages general civil litigation and trial practice. During his 35 years at Bangs McCullen, Terry has handled most all subject matter areas of the law. He continues work on civil litigation, with a focus on construction, personal injury, and myriad contract issues. Before joining Bangs in , Terry worked for two years as a law clerk to U.
District Judge Andrew W. Terry believes everyone, especially his clients, has an important story, which enriches life. South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, U. District Court of South Dakota, U.
District Court of Nebraska, U. Jeff has an active and eclectic litigation practice. His most notable cases, and successful outcomes, have required creative problem solving in the face of extremely challenging, and often unprecedented, facts and legal issues. He excels in cases requiring a high attention to detail and analytical thinking. He also strives to help his clients finds practical solutions and resolve conflicts quickly, informally, and without formal litigation.
Jeff is grateful for the privilege of being a part of these growing and successful businesses and helps his clients benefit from the full spectrum of practice areas and legal services offered by the attorneys at Bangs McCullen. Jeff has significant courtroom and trial experience, having taken numerous cases through bench trials, jury trials, administrative hearings, and the civil appeals process.
His most notable cases have been in the areas of medical malpractice defense, product liability defense, personal injury defense, construction and contract litigation both plaintiff and defense , insurance law, constitutional law, zoning ordinance disputes, business litigation, and the representation of individuals and businesses in state sales, use, and excise tax matters, including contested case litigation. After completing law school, Jeff was extremely fortunate to spend two years as a federal law clerk to the Honorable Lyle E.
Strom, a Senior U. District Court Judge in Omaha, Nebraska. For prospective clients who need a list of awards or recognitions when deciding who to retain, Jeff can provide those upon request. The qualities or attributes that clients appreciate most about Jeff, however, are intangible. Jeff is the attorney to call when something happens, you know you need a lawyer, but you do not even know where to begin because the facts and issues are such an incredible mess.
Jeff is grateful to be an attorney and considers it a privilege to represent his clients. His passion, however, is spending time with his family. Jeff lives in Sioux Falls with his wife, Heidi, and son, Sam. He enjoys mountain biking, hiking, watching Sam play hockey, and throwing tennis balls for his Miniature Schnauzer Sadie.
For over 25 years, Jeff has been representing health care professionals and businesses in civil courts, administrative agencies, mediations, and arbitrations. He is a partner in the Litigation Department in our Rapid City office, where he concentrates his practice in the areas of business litigation, health care law, and litigation. Jeff has extensive experience in complex cases involving business and employment disputes, disputes between shareholders and partners, breach of contract, and fraud.
Jeff also has a broad range of experience defending malpractice claims against physicians, nurses, nursing homes, and hospitals. Along with his considerable trial experience, Jeff has also arbitrated, mediated, and negotiated numerous disputes to resolution. He also holds an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell.
He has practiced with Bangs McCullen since Mark F. Marshall grew up in Huron, South Dakota, and was admitted to the practice of law in The breadth of his work since that time has given him insights from what are usually opposite sides of the spectrum — representing both plaintiffs and defendants, in both civil and criminal matters, and on both sides of the state. He has also experienced the courtroom on both sides of the bench, having served as a United States magistrate judge and a state court magistrate.
A skilled and compassionate mediator, Mark also has a broad vision of one who has been in the neutral position. Mark is a fellow of the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers.
When not practicing law, he can be found outdoors on his motorcycle, at the golf course, or on the ski slopes. Her educational background and training is in Nursing, and she worked as a full-time critical care nurse both before and during law school.
The character traits that made her an excellent nurse a strong work ethic, compassion and kindness, and a meticulous attention to detail have also provided the foundation for her successful litigation practice, which involves defending medical malpractice cases and representing medical professionals in regulatory and professional licensing matters. Kathryn is specifically sought out by prospective clients due to her significant civil jury trial experience and her background and knowledge of medical issues.
Kathryn is still a licensed Registered Nurse, but applies her special education and training in representing her clients. She is best known among her peers, and her clients, for her successful defense of medical malpractice cases, but her practice encompasses all areas of the medical profession, including nursing home and home health care liability, medical device product-liability defense, and pharmaceutical defense.
Her experience and success in litigating cases involving the medical and healthcare professions has also prompted clients to seek out her services in defending professional liability cases involving architects, accountants, and attorneys, and other complex civil litigation cases.
Outside of work, Kathryn enjoys spending time with her family. Together with her children, Kathryn is also a small business owner and has experience in managing rental property and a self-storage business. Federal Civil Procedure : Relevant Statutes.
In addition to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Title 28 of the United States Code contains other statutes which govern matters such as the jurisdiction and venue of federal courts. As he stated: "What we require is a general statement of the case. Related rules. The language of Rule 12 has been amended as part of the general restyling of the Civil Rules to make them more easily understood and to make style and terminology consistent throughout the rules. A party must file a petition for Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.
As a practical matter, Rule 12 b 6 motions are rarely successful, and when they are, their success usually has more to do with the judge than the law. Pleadings and Pretrial Motions.
Jurisdiction of the federal district courts over various types of actions is set forth in Chapter 85 of Title The deadlines were also amended to conform with the time-calculation changes made to Rule 6 as part of the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and to allow adequate time or employees may be made as provided by Rule 4 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
There have been innumerable revisions to the state and federal procedural rules in the 80 years since promulgation of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure contains the guidelines for the motion to dismiss. This document has been prepared by the Committee in response to the need for an official up-to-date document containing the latest. This prior amendment was part of a group of amendments to the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure in light of the adoption of the statewide one-trial system for civil cases.
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