Minnesota Lawyer

Dayton names uncle to POST Board, wants training fund named for Castile

Approves sacking of fast-food workers over ‘disloyal’ sick leave campaign

Here’s a survey of laws going into effect this month about which lawyers might have an interest.

A lawsuit charging that Minnesota’s teacher tenure laws protect bad teachers from being fired was heard Wednesday by a three-judge Minnesota Court of Appeals panel.

Clay County District Court Judge Galen Vaa is fighting his compulsory retirement.

Supreme Court rules for two workers, one employer

For the first time in decades — maybe ever — filing fees in Minnesota’s 87 district courts are about to go down, not up.

What do the following people have in common: a massage therapist, a librettist, a Mary Kay saleswoman, a White House photo editor, an opera singer, a martial artist, a published author, an accomplished percussionist and drummer, a minister and a poet?

The $2.995 million settlement is just $5,000 shy of the $3 million cap in the city’s insurance policy

“The people in 2016 voted for this constitutional amendment and they expect their laws to be adhered to by all branches of the government.”