Minnesota Lawyer

Marijuana is not covered by workers’ comp. So said the Minnesota Supreme Court in their rulings issued Oct. 13.

In a ruling issued last week, the Court of Appeals answered whether one North Mankato property owner’s beauty can be interpreted as another’s blight.

There have been many conversations about just what to do about an admissions system that some feel is completely broken, others feel slightly dissatisfied with, and still others feel is necessary to protect both the profession and the people it serves from unqualified people.

People can commemorate the passage of women’s suffrage by visiting the Minnesota State Law Library, which is hosting an exhibit created by the ABA Standing Committee on the Law Library of Congress.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals affirms a ruling that found child neglect in a case that examined the issue of terminating parental rights.

Last month, in a victory for R-CALF USA and other plaintiffs, a U.S. District Court judge substantially denied the defendants’ motion to dismiss the cattle antitrust cases.

The Minnesota Supreme Court reviews parents’ exclusion from a remote hearing involving a child.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals affirmed that being young and having a misunderstanding of the law does not permit one to launch a collateral attack on an implied consent license revocation.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has affirmed the Hennepin County District Court’s ruling that Dante Christopher Horton’s petition for relief after his attempted-murder conviction was time-barred.

Justices: Jury can use ‘common sense’ to weigh circumstantial evidence in a wrongful death lawsuit.