Minnesota Lawyer

Gov. Tim Walz issued an executive order mandating facial coverings inside businesses and indoor gathering spaces across the state.

The state's Judicial Council gets good news and bad news in an update about verdicts being reached in counties where trials have restarted under social distancing rules.

After several months’ delay because of the COVID-19 peacetime emergency, the prosecution of a Lanesboro hemp farmer has resumed.

In-house counsel at 3M and outside counsel at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath in Minneapolis have been joining forces to find and quash profiteers who are selling 3M’s N95 face masks either without authorization or at inflated prices during the pandemic.

Three GOP lawmakers suggested the stipulation agreements resulted from Steve Simon’s manipulation of the legal system, collaborating with friendly plaintiffs to get judicial signoff on changes to election law.

A Stearns County judge has granted Attorney General Keith Ellison’s request for a temporary injunction against the owner of the Shady’s bars and restaurants.

In what appears to be a Minnesota first, Judge Nancy E. Bresel overrules U.S. government objections in granting an emergency sentence reduction.

Minneapolis-based law firm Dorsey & Whitney has publicly acknowledged that it laid off “a limited number” of staff and attorneys.

While time may be throwing me for a loop these days, our profession is learning how to cope with working remotely.

What does immunity from liability mean?