Minnesota Lawyer

Gabor Deli's death, nearing the 30th anniversary of his dismissal, provides an opportune time to review the legal legacy the Delis have left.

During his tenure, the Supreme Court justice has participated in numerous cases from Minnesota, appeals from both the federal and state courts.

Last month, in an effort to reduce the number of deficient briefs filed with the court, the Eighth Circuit’s Clerk’s Office initiated a new Brief Quality Control Program.

Although the U.S. Supreme Court did not overturn the familiar Miranda case, the ruling in Vega v. Tekoh nonetheless put a major dent in it.

As you draft settlement agreements, be very specific and scrutinize the verbiage you include to ensure it matches with the intent of the parties at that moment in time.

To recognize OLPR’s intrepretation errors, it is important to understand what Rule 4.3(d) does and does not require.

The Minnesota cases may foreshadow what is likely to be a busy season at the ballot box and in the courts this fall and thereafter.

Five years ago, Minnesota lifted a long-standing ban on liquor sales on Sundays, but not vehicle sales, and there are reasons why this might stay the case for a while.

The upcoming holiday is an opportunity to revisit appellate rulings in Minnesota cases.

A recent public discipline case illustrates that legal employers must maintain and actively employ risk-management tools in recruitment and hiring.