Minnesota Lawyer

Earlier this month, the ACLU again sued Worthington over an assault that put the victim, Kelvin Francisco Rodriguez, a Latino male, in intensive care for five days and required multiple surgeries.

When AGA Medical Corporation split with its closely held member, Michael Afremov, AGA retained Mark Lanterman, a computer forensic vendor, to collect, search and deliver electronic evidence. That was in 2002.

Defendant will pay plaintiff’s costs.

Justice Elena Kagan discusses high court at U talk.

A search warrant may extend beyond items described in the warrant, the Court of Appeals ruled last week in State v. Sexter.

A McLeod County District Court judge has given a green light to a lawsuit alleging medical malpractice and wrongful death for the death of twins born alive at fewer than 21 weeks gestation.

A portion of Minnesota’s criminal coercion statute was struck as unconstitutional under the First Amendment by the Court of Appeals.

The interests of unionized public employees trumped the interests of managerial policymakers at the Minnesota Supreme Court.

Owners of ‘missing money’ may have claims.

The city of Arden Hills recently passed an ordinance banning the sale of flavored licensed products to anyone regardless of his or her age.