Minnesota Lawyer

There was no safe harbor for a developer who tried to settle claims against it for defective construction of condominiums in Minneapolis using practices developed in case law known as the Two Harbors trilogy.

House subcommittee hears dramatic testimony

An ex-parte communication between a judge and a defense attorney did not amount to ineffective assistance of counsel and did not require the judge to recuse, the Supreme Court said in State v. Mouelle. Vern Jason Mouelle was convicted by ...

Two bills pushing women’s Equal Rights Amendments in both the state and U.S. constitutions are on the march in the Minnesota House.

Many legal aid groups are forced to turn away at least half of the people who come to them seeking help because of a lack of funding.

Paul Hansmeier should be disbarred, the Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board told the Supreme Court

The line between an attempt to commit a crime and an intent to do so may be more blurry after a Court of Appeals decision upholding a conviction for attempted third-degree criminal sexual conduct.

Senate majority leader had called it ‘part of what we will do this year’

In 2018, the 8th Circuit further cemented its status as one of the most conservative circuits in the country

Committee chairs determined to push for new prison staff funding