Minnesota Lawyer

Convicted killer granted certificate of appealability

If your clients get called for jury duty, they should make sure it isn’t fake.

It says Sheriff Kent Wilkening detained plaintiffs and others solely because immigration authorities asked him to

Hansmeier pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering

An online “presence” courtesy of Facebook Messenger suffices to meet the elements of the crime of fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct and indecent exposure, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled on Aug. 8 in State v. Decker.

The medical and legal communities seem to have adjusted well to the arrival on the scene of marijuana, which was legalized for certain medical issues in 2014, although it remains illegal under federal law.

Infringement may yield enhanced damages

Proponents of lawsuits to desegregate schools likely will look at July 25 as a turning point in their favor in Minnesota

A personal representative of an estate cannot pursue a legal malpractice claim if no cause of action accrued to the decedent before his death

The alleged machinations of former clients appear likely to cost a Minneapolis lawyer hundreds, if not thousands of dollars in time.