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Press Release

Attorney Lida Bannink Elected to Serve on United Way St. Croix Valley Board of Directors

Stillwater, MN: Eckberg Lammers, P.C. is delighted to announce attorney Lida Bannink’s election to the United Way St. Croix Valley’s Board of Directors (UWSCV). The United Way St. Croix Valley is a non-profit organization serving communities in Western Wisconsin whose mission is to uplift people by building relationships, connecting resources, and uniting the

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Case Update

UPDATE: US Department of Labor Hires Investigators

Recently, the United States Department of Labor announced that they are hiring 100 additional investigators to ensure employers are in compliance with federal wage and hour laws.

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Article

Why Should Financial Institutions Consider “Custom” Loan Documents?

Most financial lenders have a library of loan documents, they can prepare in-house, and they are typically familiar and comfortable with those documents.Moreover, “form” loan documents usually integrate with the lender’s other systems, such as for loan administration, offering efficiency and reducing risk of data entry

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Press Release

7th Circuit Court of Appeals Affirms Polk County Liable

Stillwater, MN: On Friday, May 15, 2020, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals AFFIRMED a 2017 jury verdict finding Polk County liable in the innumerable jail assaults perpetrated by its correctional officer over a three-year period. “Darryl Christensen’s long-term abuse of J.K.J. and M.J.J. more than justified the jury’s verdict agains

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Case Update

Eckberg Lammers Wins $11.5 Million Verdict For Clients

On Friday, February 3, 2017, a Madison, Wisconsin-based federal jury awarded two Eckberg Lammers clients $11.5 million in damages after finding that Polk County and former jailer, Darryl L. Christensen, violated their U.S.

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