Minnesota Lawyer

Capitol panel also mulls pot, mental health and ‘severe or pervasive.’

In an opinion written by Judge Denise Reilly, the court affirmed in part and reversed in part a District Court order that directed the refund of millions of dollars in commissions to the estate.

The father of a Minnesota student who froze to death six years ago is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review his case.

With humility and great pleasure, Minnesota Lawyer announces the 2019 Attorneys of the Year.

DLI chief: State takes wage theft rules ‘very seriously.’

A recent Minnesota Supreme Court opinion demonstrates why employers should proceed with caution if they are considering whether to implement “split-day plans.”

The Minnesota Supreme Court is pondering whether to keep, modify or jettison the question of whether alleged sexual harassment is severe or pervasive.

The state’s solicitor general wants the state Supreme Court to scrub a Latin phrase — quo warranto — from Minnesota law.

Under pressure to reduce costs, general contractors, developers and owners are tempted to look the other way.

Case is one of first impression in the country.