Minnesota Lawyer

Employees who accept voluntary separation packages, even during pandemics, are ineligible for unemployment benefits.

One local developer is fighting an emergency government order but has hit some roadblocks via the courts.

A biweekly roundup of topics of interest to Minnesota’s legal community.

Justice Breyer’s imminent retirement provides an opportune occasion to examine the legal linkage of his opinions to Minnesota jurisprudence.

A Minnesota court has again affirmed that, when balanced against a defendant’s constitutional rights, COVID mitigation practices win out.

The federal trial of three former Minneapolis police officers charged with violating George Floyd’s rights was abruptly suspended Wednesday after one of the defendants tested positive for COVID-19.

A biweekly roundup of topics of interest to Minnesota’s legal community.

The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Hennepin County Court against two companies that held themselves out as pop-up COVID-19 testing facilities but allegedly violated consumer-protection laws.

A St. Paul man who works remotely is part of a class-action lawsuit against the Biden administration.

Live video coverage will be allowed in the trial of a former Brooklyn Center police officer charged in the death of Daunte Wright after the judge overseeing the case reversed herself Tuesday, citing the state of the pandemic.