Minnesota Lawyer

The risk that human error could usher in the apocalypse remains enormous.

A dispute over wearing tennis shoes to work has led the Minnesota Supreme Court to create new law in the area of workers’ compensation and disability discrimination and overrule a 1989 case.

The practice of law is extremely demanding, and research indicates the levels of substance abuse and mental health issues are highest among attorneys. Due to the stress of the work, it permeates every aspect of a lawyer’s life, placing heavy ...

Can a transgender teenage boy, a member of the swim team, be forced by his school district to use a separate locker room than the rest of his team?

Her bid for summary judgment is denied; Brodkorb’s is granted

Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform committee backs measures after two-day hearing

The departments of Corrections and Human Services would be winners if Gov. Tim Walz’s $1.27 billion capital budget plan makes it to the finish line intact.

Proposals would beef up staff, ban private prisons

A man who claims that the University of St. Thomas was negligent in its investigation of a sexual misconduct complaint against him has lost his case in U.S. District Court.

With the growing tendency toward gender identities that aren’t strictly masculine or feminine, the Minnesota Court of Appeals was asked recently to reconcile that trend with Minnesota statute.