Gibson v. Coldwell Banker Burnet

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• explaining that the safe-harbor provision is intended to give the offending party time to “withdraw the improper papers or otherwise rectify the situation” (quotation omitted)
• explaining that, under Minn. R. Civ. P. 11.03 “motions for sanctions brought after the conclusion of the trial must be rejected precisely because the offending party is unable to withdraw the improper papers or otherwise rectify the situation”

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