Minnesota Lawyer

Paramedics’ trouble finding house led to brain injury

Misery’ tax would hurt consumers, lawyers say

Six months into term, Judge Blaeser discusses his experiences so far and upcoming initiatives

A DWI defendant’s constitutional rights were not violated where the state seized the new $40,000 sport- utility vehicle he drove home from the auto dealership ...

Court strikes down sex offender law The Minnesota Court of Appeals last week struck down as unconstitutional a key portion of a state law that ...

While only 14 bills were referred to the 2001 Senate Judiciary Committee by the end of January (the lowest number in recent years), lawyers should ...

The law of defamation is of ancient vintage. Yet, new legal doctrines occasionally emerge, some resulting in significant changes in the law, e.g., New York ...

Michael Collyard has joined the Minneapolis office of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. As an associate in the firm’s intellectual property & technology department, Collyard will ...

Supreme Court Civil Opinions Insurance UIM: Passenger’s Benefits from Own Insurer Limited Under Minn. Stat. sec. 65B.49, subds. 3a(5) and 4a (2000), a passenger injured ...

Advising terminated executives who have immigration issues