Minnesota Lawyer

The Court of Appeals rules that a defendant's rights were violated at trial despite a lower court's COVID-19 concerns for people in the courtroom.

A Minnesota man has filed a class action lawsuit following the theft of his car. It is the latest class action lawsuit filed against Kia and Hyundai as a result of the high number of thefts of those vehicles.

The Minnesota Supreme Court reversed the Minnesota Court of Appeals in the case, drawing on a 100-year-old holding.

Parent companies of agricultural commodities producers are liable for unmet contractual obligations of subsidiaries, even if those subsidiaries are organized as LLCs.

A Minnesota statute regarding bullion transactions has been ruled unconstitutional.

The nonbinding vote is just the latest chapter for an agency facing chronic staffing issues, financial challenges, and employee burnout.

The University of Minnesota Law School has announced that its incoming class looks very different from previous classes.

The 8th Circuit rules that Prince’s former personal photographer does not have a claim against former collaborators and a potential investor, who he said kept his photos and used them without permission.

Claims of breach of contract and unjust enrichment against a decedent’s ex-husband remain alive.

Several states, including Minnesota, are looking into allowing paraprofessionals to help litigants in certain matters.