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Dayton seeks dismissal of daycare union lawsuit (access required)

BY: Mike Mullen
POSTED: June 18, 2013

Gov. Mark Dayton is calling for the dismissal of lawsuits against legislation that allows daycare workers to unionize. (Staff photo: Peter Bartz-Gallagher)

Solicitor General Alan Gilbert argued that the plaintiffs in the case do not have standing to bring their claim.


Opperman was a gentleman and a giant (access required)

BY: James M. Rosenbaum
POSTED: June 17, 2013

The law lost a giant when Dwight Opperman died last week.


MSOP: Settlement or court action? (access required)

BY: Paul Demko
POSTED: June 14, 2013

Lawyers representing civilly committed sex offenders met with the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office last week to try to negotiate an end to a class-action lawsuit.


Another big player comes to town (access required)

BY: Patrick Thornton
POSTED: June 13, 2013

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National law firm Cozen O’Connor is eyeing expansion into real estate, intellectual property and employment law.


Court nixes necessity defense in DWI case (access required)

BY: Jane F. Pribek
POSTED: June 13, 2013

An intoxicated driver cannot assert the affirmative defense of necessity in an implied-consent judicial review hearing.


Big deal: How Faegre is moving forward (access required)

BY: Barbara L. Jones
POSTED: June 13, 2013

Andrew Humphrey says Faegre Baker Daniels has successfully navigated uncharted merger waters by paying attention to creating a melded culture. “We want lawyers that don’t have sharp elbows and are focused on the client and how to work together,” he said. (Staff photo: Bill Klotz)

Management board chairman Andrew Humphrey discusses the past and future of Faegre Baker Daniels.


Prosecutor: Accused officer shouldn’t work at mall (access required)

BY: The Associated Press
POSTED: June 13, 2013

Assistant Anoka County Attorney Paul Young has asked a judge to find Bradley Schnickel in violation of his release.


Legal bills from Brodkorb lawsuit top $200,000 (access required)

BY: Minnesota Lawyer Staff
POSTED: June 13, 2013

The latest billing from the Larkin Hoffman firm added $27,701 to the tab for work done between Feb. 13 and April 30.


Magistrate Judge Boylan to step down in 2014 (access required)

BY: Minnesota Lawyer Staff
POSTED: June 13, 2013

U.S. Chief Magistrate Judge Arthur Boylan was appointed Nov. 1, 1996, after almost 10 years as a trial court judge in Minnesota.


Dayton appoints 4 to standards board (access required)

BY: Minnesota Lawyer Staff
POSTED: June 13, 2013

The Board on Judicial Standards is an independent state agency that receives and investigates complaints made about judges for misconduct or wrongdoing.


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