Minnesota Lawyer

Faegre Drinker assembles legal and industry experts to explore the construction industry.

A youth who was 15 years old when he participated in a carjacking that ended in murder will be prosecuted as an adult, the Minnesota Supreme Court held recently in a 6-1 opinion.

The Biden administration plans to ask the Supreme Court to reinstate the president’s student debt cancellation plan.

American Indian tribes have achieved a legal breakthrough with more than $1 billion coming their way to counter the opioid epidemic on reservations, attorneys representing tribal nations said.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has upheld a conviction and sentencing for second-degree intentional murder in the shooting death of Kevin Beasley, the grandson of community activist Spike Moss.

Two large health care systems in Minnesota and the Dakotas are negotiating a merger that its leaders say would improve patient care and help them deal with economic challenges.

The Minnesota Supreme Court last week made it easier for a court to find a criminal complaint established probable cause sufficient to continue a prosecution through the pretrial stage.

The share of Walmart’s proposed settlement going to Native American tribes is $77.9 million, to be divided among all the federally recognized tribes, said Robins Kaplan, a law firm representing tribes.

The outcome of abortion rights on various ballots underscores the crucial role of state law after the Supreme Court returned the issue of abortion access back to “the people” and the states.

Minnesota will receive $8,251,975.29 from the settlement, according to a news release from the state Attorney General’s Office.