Minnesota Lawyer

Recessionary times generally breed more noncompete agreements, and the current recession is no exception. The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently addressed a pair of noncompete ...

“As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it?” — “Boss’ William Tweed of New York City (1871) The ...

Forfeiture is one of the harshest civil remedies available under the law, especially for vehicle owners. Under Minn. Stat. sec. 169A.63, subd. 3, government authorities ...

“For happily the government of the United States … gives to bigotry no sanction [and] to persecution no assistance.” —George Washington (1790) A recent analysis ...

“From birth to age 18, [one] needs good parents.” —Entertainer Sophie Tucker (1953) An 18th birthday is usually a landmark for those reaching their age ...

Jobless employees in Minnesota have an obligation to seek “suitable” re-employment to be eligible for unemployment compensation benefits. The “suitability” issue usually arises in two ...

Jobless employees in Minnesota have an obligation to seek “suitable” re-employment to be eligible for unemployment compensation benefits. The “suitability” issue usually arises in two ...

Jobless employees in Minnesota have an obligation to seek “suitable” re-employment to be eligible for unemployment compensation benefits. The “suitability” issue usually arises in two ...

Promissory estoppel is one of those monstrous legal doctrines that look like it was made up by a mad scientist. It contains elements of various ...

Emergencies, by their nature, arise swiftly and must be reacted to with alacrity. The response of the judicial system, of course, is slower. It takes ...