Minnesota Lawyer

A civil rights lawsuit filed in United States District Court is intended to address a 2015 accident that took the lives of two high school students – and that was covered up by a conspiracy among police and the administration of the school, according to the suit.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has asked a District Court to reconsider the adoption status of an Olmsted County girl.

A sheriff and county attorney cannot indemnify themselves by claiming law enforcement authority granted by the state, according to a recent decision by the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

As they tend to do, some bad actors exploited consumers in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic by attempting fraudulent sales of N95 masks.

Early in his career, before attending law school at the University of Minnesota, attorney Ryan Hoch earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting and spent a year working for the CPA firm Arthur Andersen & Co.

Now in her third year with Cargill, Anna Richo has fully gotten her sea legs with the Minnetonka-based global food giant.

The United States’ relationship with China is usually fraught to some level, but one thing remains constant: They want U.S. corn.

When Brian Vander Pol moved from a private practice to an in-house role, he did so with the confidence that his relationship with his one and only client would be a solid one.

A recent nonprecedential decision from the Minnesota Court of Appeals reaffirmed that even statements that have an adverse effect on a job applicant’s chances aren’t necessarily defamatory.

A dispute over wage theft and withheld sick time — and the repercussions from public comments made about those subjects — might be on its way to the Minnesota Supreme Court.