Minnesota Lawyer

Bryan has moved to Court of Appeals; Clark, Asphaug are retiring.

But 8th Circuit remands tasing allegation back for trial.

Officers have complained for years that the system forces them to spend too much time waiting in emergency rooms for doctors to clear people for transport and driving them to facilities rather than patrolling.

A group of hairstyle and makeup artists is suing the State Board of Cosmetology, charging that its regulatory clampdown on brides-to-be receiving on-site updos is not a good look.

Substantive law forms the pillars on the road to obtaining a judgment. In other words, the substantive issues in a case are embodied in a judgment.

The Minnesota Department of Human Rights has signed on as an amicus to oppose the Trump administration’s appeal of a lawsuit over demographic pay data.

Two recent unpublished Minnesota Court of Appeals rulings are pointing to a troublesome phenomenon that family law attorneys say is becoming commonplace in Minnesota.

The new firm will be called Lathrop GPM and will have about 400 attorneys in 14 offices.

Earlier this month, the ACLU again sued Worthington over an assault that put the victim, Kelvin Francisco Rodriguez, a Latino male, in intensive care for five days and required multiple surgeries.

When AGA Medical Corporation split with its closely held member, Michael Afremov, AGA retained Mark Lanterman, a computer forensic vendor, to collect, search and deliver electronic evidence. That was in 2002.