The Advocates for Human Rights — a Minnesota-based organization with national and international impact — is celebrating 40 years of defending human rights.
Read More »8th Circuit rejects Minnesota man’s injury case against The Home Depot
A Minnesota man whose rotator cuff was torn at a home improvement store has lost his negligence and product liability action appeal.
Read More »Sorting out the noncompete ban
A new Minnesota law that bans most noncompete agreements raises concern over higher-level employees.
Read More »Lawsuit alleging agency failed to accommodate disability tossed
A Minnesota state agency has prevailed in a failure-to-accommodate and retaliation suit brought by a former employee who has a narcolepsy diagnosis.
Read More »State budget draws religious challenge
Christian colleges file suit, calling campus program restrictions unconstitutional.
Read More »‘Taco Tuesday’: Is it time to terminate trademark?
Many people were surprised to learn that the phrase “Taco Tuesday” — common in everyday language and often trending on social media — has been trademarked.
Read More »Court: Ballot rule conflicts with statute
The Minnesota Voters Alliance is touting a partial victory in a ruling by the Minnesota Supreme Court.
Read More »Split ruling turns on meaning of ‘exoneration’
In a split decision, the Minnesota Supreme Court found that a Minnesotan was ineligible to submit a petition seeking compensation under Minnesota’s Incarceration and Exoneration Remedies Act.
Read More »Employers ‘cautious’ in hiring, firing
An uncertain economy has left businesses “cautious,” according to Dan Prokott, a partner at Faegre Drinker.
Read More »Justices uphold tax appraisal for Minneapolis Hyatt Regency
The Minnesota Supreme Court determined that the Minnesota Tax Court did not err in limiting Hyatt’s access to information about competing hotels.
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