Minnesota Lawyer

The implementation earlier this month of a new state law addressing the problem of “wage theft” by employers might have escaped the notice of citizens who might never be affected by it.

Constitutional rights weren’t violated, says court.

How much reimbursement is enough — or too much?

A man breaks into a home carrying something that would probably look like a weapon to the homeowner — if she were home. Is it a weapon? And is the resident a victim if she’s not there? Those were the issues before the Minnesota Supreme Court in a decision published last week.

Sebastian Stewart has seen the practice of law from both sides now. After a decade in private practice, he joined the Minnesota attorney general’s office, ...

A would-be career in electrical engineering took a fortuitous turn for Mike Ouyang once he got a taste of actual engineering work. As an undergrad ...

As the youngest of nine children in a Nigerian family that emphasized hard work and helping others, Ugo Ukabam was groomed for strong work ethics ...

Conviction stemmed from fifth-degree assault

Results consistent with overall state of local legal market

You might say Kevin Zhao is a born learner. He followed up a University of Minnesota degree in political studies and global learning with a ...