Minnesota Lawyer

Law firm leaders contemplate reopening more widely and move cautiously toward the 'new normal' with the state’s work-from-home mandate set to expire on April 15.

The family of slain Minnesota Corrections Officer Joseph Gomm is asking the Legislature for $3 million as a “full and final payment” in compensation for his 2018 murder in the line of duty.

The justices unanimously rejected Ford's argument that its ties to Minnesota and Montana were too tenuous to allow it to be sued in those states by accident victims.

The jury that will decide the fate of a white former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd’s death is unusually diverse by local standards.

In August, the London-based Daily Mail published parts of body camera videos from two Minneapolis police officers involved in Floyd’s arrest on May 25.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Tuesday heard arguments over Enbridge Energy's Line 3 replacement project in northern Minnesota, which opponents are calling unnecessary due to an eventual decline in the demand for oil.

Authorities are investigating the death of a Rush City prison inmate as a possible homicide, the state Department of Corrections said Monday.

With a revised economic forecast in hand and all three primary budget-setters having sounded off, the financial picture at the Capitol is coming into focus.

In Gov. Walz's revamped budget plan, he introduced a few new ideas for spending in the areas of public safety and the judiciary. Here are a few more selected highlights that might be of interest to attorneys.

Here is a closer look at the panel, in the order in which jurors were selected. They are identified by juror number only; the judge has ordered their names withheld until after the trial.