Federal Bar Association Panel on Rule 36 Requests for Admission

The Minnesota Chapter of the Federal Bar Association (FBA) hosted a distinguished panel discussion on Rule 36 Requests for Admission, a litigation tool often overlooked or ineffectively used. The event took place at the offices of Lockridge Grindal Nauen PLLP (LGN) and featured an all-female panel of experienced attorneys who shared insights from their professional experiences, including notable successes, common pitfalls, and perspectives from the bench.

The panel included Kate Baxter-Kauf, Partner at LGN; The Honorable Dulce J. Foster, Magistrate Judge for the District of Minnesota; and Kristin Zinsmaster, Partner at Jones Day. The discussion was moderated by Courtney Burks, Associate at Jones Day. The event was coordinated by LGN Senior Counsel Simeon Morbey, a member of the Civil Discovery Practice Group.

This event provided attendees with practical knowledge on effectively utilizing Rule 36 Requests for Admission in litigation. It also offered networking opportunities with esteemed legal professionals and insights from both practicing attorneys and the judiciary.

Legal practitioners, particularly those involved in civil litigation, would benefit from attending to enhance their understanding and application of Rule 36 Requests for Admission, thereby improving their litigation strategies and outcomes.