Is round-the-clock video surveillance an invasion of privacy?
Read More »Verdict tossed, plaintiff tagged with bond premiums
Great Lakes Gas Transmission Partnership has been tagged with $1.2 million in bond premiums
Read More »Videographers say law violates beliefs about same-sex marriage
But the Human Rights Act prohibits turning away prospective customers on the basis of sexual orientation
Read More »Court revives legal malpractice claim over man’s estate
Larkin Hoffman allegedly gave lousy advice involving a since-deceased client’s estate plan
Read More »Ignorance of possible life sentence doesn’t scuttle plea
It’s no easy feat to withdraw a guilty plea in Minnesota — that is, unless the prosecutor doesn’t object.
Read More »O’Brien disbarred over monastery swindle
The Minnesota Supreme Court has disbarred a former solo practitioner from Stillwater who is accused of absconding with more than $328,000 that his since-deceased client ...
Read More »Appeals court revives guru’s libel suit
A guru who transforms plants and people with mental “energy transmissions” is free to pursue a defamation claim against a St. Paul writer
Read More »Family feud fuels flurry of lawsuits
What do you get when you combine a highly successful family-owned business with a patriarch’s long-running extra-marital affair, an extremely contentious divorce, and an internecine fight for control of the company?
Read More »Loaded owner of unloaded pistol loses on appeal
Intoxicated people are prohibited from carrying unloaded firearms in public
Read More »Defendant wins legal malpractice lawsuit
“I think the main lesson here: Don’t mess with the judgment rule.”
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