Minnesota Lawyer

A zone of privacy exists in a bedroom, even when people are regularly permitted in the room.

The Minnesota Supreme Court has reaffirmed the reliability of cellphone location technology.

A woman whose husband died by suicide following a long battle with post-traumatic stress disorder, may be entitled to survivor’s death benefits.

The University of St. Thomas has named its former law school dean, Robert K. Vischer, as the 16th president of the 137-year-old Catholic University.

A Duluth man has been indicted on a federal charge of defrauding a person out of thousands of dollars in legal fees for a law firm that does not even exist.

Something so small that it is likely to go unnoticed by some is now permitted at Menards: the display of preferred pronouns on employee badges.

Two St. Paul landlords have filed a motion for summary judgement in their federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the city’s rent-control ordinance.

In a profession still woefully lacking in diversity, Minnesota law schools have led a charge to make practical changes with the aim of changing that.

A man who secretly filmed a teenage boy in a Bloomington locker room has had his felony conviction overturned.

Hennepin County attorney candidates Martha Holton Dimick and Mary Moriarty join a town hall.