Minnesota Lawyer

The Minnesota Supreme Court took up the issue of whether the state must prove that a defendant’s income, resources, and obligations are such that they can pay the restitution they are ordered to pay.

A former city attorney has been suspended from the practice of law.

Recently, the Minnesota Court of Appeals considered a case where a man deemed incompetent to stand trial wished to stand trial.

Juul Labs — a company that manufactures e-cigarettes — is finally being brought to trial by a state that has sued it. Minnesota will be the first state to bring Juul to trial.

Robins Kaplan has announced that it has secured a large settlement in a case against a for-profit college’s directors and officers.

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that shoplifters using aluminum foil to defeat security sensors can be prosecuted under Minnesota’s possession of shoplifting gear statute.

After serving seven years as dean and William S. Pattee Professor of Law at Minnesota Law, Garry Jenkins is bidding farewell to an “extremely welcoming” legal community in the Twin Cities.

The Department of Corrections may be vicariously liable for an employee’s tortious actions.

Employees who formerly suffered from PTSD, but do not do so now, are not entitled to workers’ compensation benefits.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that a highly compensated offshore oil rig worker was entitled to overtime pay.