An appeals court affirmed that there is no qualified privilege in Minnesota for defamatory statements made while dispensing unsolicited career advice.
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Unsolicited advice on career move was defamatory, court affirms
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Renewed efforts to bar ‘noncompetes’
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What a Difference a Decade Makes — How the Legal Landscape for Workers’ Compensation has Changed
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Bill would prohibit eviction for nonpayment if tenant has applied for rental assistance
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Supreme Court disbars immigration attorney
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Thissen questions ‘aggravating factor’
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U.S. imposes 20-year mining ban in watershed near Ely
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The POWER 30: Mergers & Acquisitions 2023
Features
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Breaking the Ice: Partners find ‘new excitement’ at new firm
Mark Bradford didn’t want to face “what ifs” at the end of his legal career. That’s partly why he joined with three other experienced lawyers to launch their new firm, Bradford Andresen Norrie & Camarotto.
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Breaking the Ice: Attorney hopes leading office will inspire others
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Breaking the Ice: Attorney’s call brought national firm to Minneapolis
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Breaking the Ice: Efforts continue for New Americans center director
Expert Testimony
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Perspectives: Groundhog Day recalls repeat rulings
Federal and state appellate courts in Minnesota occasionally find themselves in a predicament similar to Bill Murray's character in "Groundhog Day," reviewing the same case on multiple occasions.
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Perspectives: Miranda still matters much in Minnesota
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Briefly: Column to continue with new authors at helm
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Perspectives: Defamation duels demonstrate diverse doctrines
Bar Buzz
Wire Stories
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Supreme Court Notebook: Warren is fifth justice with Navy ship
Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren’s name is on the U.S. Navy’s newest fuel ship.
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Walz signs broad abortion rights bill into law
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Fate of Thao in Floyd murder lies with judge
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Court upholds Minnesota ‘Clean Car Rule’ tied to California
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Ex-U of M football players’ discrimination lawsuit dismissed
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20 AGs warn Walgreens, CVS over abortion pills
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Former Sen. David Durenberger dies at 88
Special Features
The POWER 30: Mergers & Acquisitions 2023
For this edition of POWER 30, we’re focusing on mergers and acquisitions.
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