Minnesota Lawyer

The 8th Circuit rejected R.J. Reynolds’ challenge of Edina's ordinance.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals considered whether an individual appointed an attorney-in-fact by Minnesota’s statutory short form power of attorney (SSFPOA) could amend a revocable trust of an incapacitated person.

On Feb. 15, Michael Wearry walked out of a Louisiana prison after being incarcerated for 25 years. In Minnesota, Fredrikson attorney Ed Cassidy breathed a sigh of relief, as he and his team had spent the last 15 years waiting for that day to arrive.

Governmental officials using personal social media accounts to convey public information may want to reconsider those mergers.

As a result of the settlement, changes favoring incarcerated people in Minnesota with disabilities pursuing education will be made.

The court held a counselor's charter school experience did not constitute teaching in a single district, allowing a district to not renew her contract.

A federal board overturns a refusal to register her signature phrase.

The Minnesota Supreme Court held that the defendant’s right to confront her witness face-to-face was not violated with remote technology.

Gov. Walz's order has expried, but the state Supreme Court orders a hearing on whether he has the power to declare such as order.

A dispute in Arizona between Indigenous people and mining interests has drawn strong interest from the Religious Liberty Clinic at the University of St. Thomas School of Law.