Minnesota Lawyer

Reviving office’s criminal law division is job one, GOP-endorsed candidate says

A Court of Appeals ruling denied a new defamation trial to a man falsely accused of murdering a Cold Springs police officer in 2012.

The claims and requested relief are too disparate, the court said, even though all the plaintiffs are claiming brain injuries from concussion or other injuries from blows to the head

Girl’s suicide brings $1.5 million settlement

An attorney must obtain a homestead exemption waiver in order to attach a client’s homestead property, even when that property is partially non-exempt and was the subject of the legal services, the Court of Appeals has ruled

Before verdict, rules require all parties’ permission

"Because justice is a system," Ellison said, "you need a good, solid, zealous attorney."

Proponents of Title IX and those who carry out its mandates have been playing defense in lawsuit after lawsuit

Public Record Media filed suit against the agency, seeking disclosure of Minnesota’s failed bid for Amazon’s second headquarters.

DEED says it doesn’t have Minnesota’s HQ2 pitch to retail giant