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Minnesota: rules and deadlines at a glance

Every 9 topic we track for Minnesota on one page. Open a topic for the details, the law it comes from and how Minnesota compares.

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Small claims limits · Claim deadlines · Car insurance by state · Final paycheck rules · Debt time limits · Shared fault rules · Lemon law rules · Corporate tax rates

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Filing deadlines (statute of limitations)

Product liability4 years (strict liability) / 6 years (negligence)
Property damage6 years

Small claims limits Single detailed source

Dollar limit$20,000 ($4,000 for consumer credit)
Filing fee$65 plus law library fee
LawyersAllowed

Claim deadlines Checked on official source

Acknowledge10 business days
Accept or deny30 business days after notice of the claim (or a written explanation); 60 business days after proof of loss
Pay5 business days after an agreed settlement

Car insurance by state

Minimum liability$30,000 / $60,000 / $10,000
Fault systemNo-fault (PIP pays first; lawsuits limited)
Shared-fault ruleModified comparative: barred at 51% fault or more

Final paycheck rules Single detailed source

If you are firedWithin 24 hours of a written demand
If you quitFirst regular payday (no later than 20 days in some cases)

Debt time limits

Credit cards / open accounts6 years
Written contracts6 years
Promissory notes6 years

Shared fault rules

RuleModified comparative negligence (51% bar)
When you are barredBarred if you are 51% or more at fault

Lemon law rules Single detailed source

Repair attempts or days1 for a brake or steering failure; 4 attempts; or 30 business days
Coverage periodWarranty or 2 years, whichever first

Corporate tax rates Single detailed source

Top rate9.8%
StructureFlat