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To some defense lawyers, the recent Minnesota Supreme Court holding that skiers do not impliedly assume the risk of injury while on the slopes is a lift too far.

County attorneys oppose applying new guidelines to past cases

Walz touted the Veterans Restorative Justice Act in a brief speech at St. Paul’s Landmark Center on Jan. 22.

The Supreme Court circumscribed the common-law doctrine of implied primary assumption of risk in two cases issued Wednesday

The multidistrict litigation against 3M over the patient warming device known as the Bair Hugger was set back earlier this month when the Minnesota Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of 61 state court cases.

A pair of nearly identical bills aimed at keeping the Russians and other cyber-hackers out of Minnesota’s election system are on a fast track to passage.

Attorney General Keith Ellison told lawmakers last week that he will seek money this year to expand his office’s criminal division.

As DNA, body-cam evidence proliferates, defenders struggle with burden

Sibling’s buyout could pay for a lot of groceries