Minnesota Lawyer

The Advocates for Human Rights — a Minnesota-based organization with national and international impact — is celebrating 40 years of defending human rights.

A Minnesota man whose rotator cuff was torn at a home improvement store has lost his negligence and product liability action appeal.

A new Minnesota law that bans most noncompete agreements raises concern over higher-level employees.

A Minnesota state agency has prevailed in a failure-to-accommodate and retaliation suit brought by a former employee who has a narcolepsy diagnosis.

Christian colleges file suit, calling campus program restrictions unconstitutional.

Many people were surprised to learn that the phrase “Taco Tuesday” — common in everyday language and often trending on social media — has been trademarked.

The Minnesota Voters Alliance is touting a partial victory in a ruling by the Minnesota Supreme Court.

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.

An uncertain economy has left businesses “cautious,” according to Dan Prokott, a partner at Faegre Drinker.

The Minnesota Supreme Court determined that the Minnesota Tax Court did not err in limiting Hyatt’s access to information about competing hotels.