Minnesota Lawyer

The dispute between neighbors over their Lake Superior views is headed back to District Court with all necessary parties included.

Lambertson lives. That’s according to the attorneys for the plaintiff in Fish v. Ramler Trucking, et al., decided on Nov. 27 by the Supreme Court.

In an opinion written by Judge Denise Reilly, the court affirmed in part and reversed in part a District Court order that directed the refund of millions of dollars in commissions to the estate.

The Minnesota Supreme Court is pondering whether to keep, modify or jettison the question of whether alleged sexual harassment is severe or pervasive.

A punch in the jaw isn’t necessarily lethal, but it was for David Taute when he got into a fight at closing time at a bar in Isle.

When attorney Andy Birrell appeared in Judge Shawn M. Moynihan’s courtroom on Feb. 26, 2019, he was trying to “stop the bleeding” from a search warrant executed against his client.

The Minnesota Supreme Court approved a path for financial recovery from two defunct for-profit universities recently.

Defamation defendant accused him of faking son’s death certificate.

Substantive law forms the pillars on the road to obtaining a judgment. In other words, the substantive issues in a case are embodied in a judgment.

The new firm will be called Lathrop GPM and will have about 400 attorneys in 14 offices.