Minnesota Lawyer

Brian Cuban's message to Mitchell Hamline students: “Don’t wait for the consequences of an issue to catch up to the problem.”

Kaardal said he hopes the justices will rule that the First Amendment overbreadth doctrine applies to Minnesota’s polling-place apparel ban

The Court of Appeals ruled unanimously.

A dram-shop claim was revived by the Supreme Court on April 4 when it said that the bar was on timely inquiry notice of a possible claim.

An unconstitutional stop and detention is just as rotten as an apple that’s been sitting in the kitchen a few weeks too long, at least according to the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

The case challenges the exercise of jurisdiction by the Native American tribal courts over two brothers by their tribes

Lobbyist Sarah Walker, who has alleged he repeatedly harassed her, is contemplating a restraining order against him.

Clinics ranked for first time

Minnesota restaurateurs should consider auditing their policies and practices, in consultation with legal counsel

Only a handful have moved but dialogue is kick-started, advocate says