Minnesota Lawyer

The Minnesota Supreme Court, in a divided ruling, has reversed a ruling from the Minnesota Court of Appeals regarding an arbitrator’s decision.

Mitchell Hamline School of Law and others withdraw from what some schools call ‘elitist, nonscientific’ evaluations.

A Minnesota professor says the Supreme Court ruling still leaves plenty of room for creativity.

The omnibus jobs and labor bill includes a measure that makes general contractors share responsibility for their subcontractors’ wage violations.

For many of us, the Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon was an annual tradition that was benign, or maybe even inspiring. People with disabilities saw it another way.

An Illinois white supremacist has lost her appeal following her conviction for bombing a Minnesota mosque in 2017.

The Minnesota Supreme Court disbarred longtime personal injury attorney Bradley Ratgen. Next month, Ratgen will head to federal prison.

The 22 Minnesota legislators say there are burdens and rewards to managing both jobs at once.

The Minnesota Supreme Court recently ruled that there was no constitutional violation when police officer searched a woman’s purse inside a car.

A coffee shop in central Minnesota is on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars after violating Gov. Tim Walz’s COVID-19 executive orders.