Minnesota Lawyer

Summons delivery proper under state law, 8th Circuit says

Challenging patents for sonar fish-finding technology, Deeper UAB cast a wide net.

In a divided opinion, the Supreme Court tackled what the dissent called the corrections department’s troubling propensity to move the goalposts when deciding to release an inmate.

In contrast to the usual fears about loss of privacy in the digital age, concerns about too much privacy have arisen as a result of ...

A ruling last week denying funding for interpreter services to the public defender’s office caught the lawyers around the state by surprise.

Minnesota attorneys from Robins Kaplan have become embroiled in a high-stakes food fight in New York between celebrity vegan chef Chloe Coscarelli and her former business associates, BC Hospitality Group and its partner, Bain Capital.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections has decided that persons on parole, supervised release or conditional release may use medical marijuana in accordance with state law, which includes registration.

The Minnesota Human Rights Act does not require an interactive process between an employer and employee seeking an accommodation for a disability, the Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled.

A woman’s verdict against a man she says raped her twice has been upheld by the Court of Appeals.

We are delighted to honor our colleagues who serve as in-house counsel, and also chagrined that it has taken until now. But we’ll try to ...