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Minnesota Statutes Section 542.16. Covers both removal as of right and disqualification by making an affirmative showing of prejudice.

These aspirational guidelines "are designed ... to elevate the tenor of practice - to set a voluntary, higher standard" for the conduct of litigation. The guidelines focus on restoring civility on the part of all participants to the litigation process. Included is a client pledge stating that lawyers they employ are expected to follow the guidelines.

This IRS guide focuses on taxability of lawsuit awards and settlements.

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