Minnesota Lawyer

A woman’s lawsuit against her former employer claims that she lost $17,000 in company stock when the company terminated her employment.

A co-defendant is liable for restitution in a joint attack, a Court of Appeals panel held on Feb. 10.

The breach-of-contract claims were brought by Lifespan of Minnesota Inc. against several Twin Cities school districts.

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that probable cause existed to search a reputed drug dealer’s apartment for gun evidence after he allegedly brandished a handgun.

A divided Court of Appeals panel narrowly affirmed the constitutionality of the search and seizure of an airmail package in September 2011.

The published opinion appears to clarify how District Courts handle evidentiary hearings under provisions of the state’s child-removal statute.

Landlords must strictly comply with state law when serving eviction notices on tenants they cannot locate.

A clawback action related to a Lakeville man’s $80 million Ponzi scheme will proceed after a Court of Appeals panel held Sept. 3 that the statute of limitations had not run on the receiver’s actual-fraud claims against a handful of banks.

Contractor liens related to improvements on the ground take priority over mortgages in determining who gets paid first in such disputes.

Prison, not probation, was the correct sentence for a mentally ill man convicted of illegal firearms possession, a Court of Appeals panel held Aug. 26.