St. Louis Park Investment Co. v. R.L. Johnson Investment Co.

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• holding that “a claim of duress will not be sustained when the claimant entered into the contract with full knowledge of all the facts, advice from an attorney, and ample time for reflection” (citing Helling, 202 N.W. at 23)
• “Although a significant number of jurisdictions have recognized duress under the more specific categories of ‘economic duress’ or ‘business compulsion,’ Minnesota has yet to address the theory.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).