The Supreme Court is looking for two attorneys to fill vacancies on the Standing Committee for No‑Fault Arbitration. If you have a solid background in personal‑injury law and a passion for fair, efficient dispute resolution, you can make a real impact on how personal‑injury claims are resolved across the state.
What The Committee Does
- Oversees administration of no‑fault claims handled by the American Arbitration Association and the No‑Fault Arbitrator Panel
- Investigates administrative and arbitrator complaints and considers appeals under Rule 8 of the No‑Fault Arbitration Rules
- Meets the third Friday of the month in January, April, and July and the second Friday in October.
Who We’re Looking For
- Licensed Minnesota attorneys with experience in personal injury work
- Someone who enjoys collaboration, critical analysis, and improving the justice system.
Commitment & Term
- Four‑year term, renewable for one additional four‑year term.
- Quarterly meetings
How to Apply
Interested applicants must submit a letter of interest and resume. Applicants who have worked with either claimants or respondents on No-Fault Arbitration cases are encouraged to apply.
Send your letter of interest and resume to:
Christa Rutherford Block, Clerk of Appellate Courts via email (preferred) to:
mjcappellateclerkofcourt@courts.state.mn.us
Or via mail to:
Clerk of Appellate Courts Office
305 Minnesota Judicial Center
25 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
St. Paul, MN 55155
Application Deadline is 4:30 p.m. on Friday, November 13th, 2026.