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She and USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica Dark (Pierce Couch in Oklahoma) and Nick Rauch (Larson • King LLP in Minnesota and North Dakota) also discuss damages outcomes and the value of engaging experts—from arborists to S-E-A, Ltd. and the Department of Transportation. They also cover J-turns, vegetation management, cattle guards—and, for good measure, the best bites at the Minnesota State Fair. Enjoy this wide-ranging conversation.
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