Minnesota Lawyer

A recent survey shows that nearly 21 percent of respondents scored at a level of problematic drinking

Minnesota will get back $85 million that it lost when the federal government abruptly canceled a funding source to a health insurance program for the working poor.

Citing resistance, judge says mom’s a danger to 5-year-old

Appeals court denies appeal from Minneapolis

Convicted killer granted certificate of appealability

If your clients get called for jury duty, they should make sure it isn’t fake.

Ex-dean sued Globe University over termination after reporting fraud

Public Record Media sued Greater MSP in an amended complaint filed on Aug. 9.

District Court Judge Donovan Frank, who tried the case and decided in favor of the class members, tied up the case’s loose ends

It appears that defendants in DWI cases have gained the right to require a search warrant to obtain blood alcohol testing at the expense of their right to counsel and also of the right to be advised that refusal to give a sample is a crime.