The Minnesota Supreme Court recently expanded liability for attorney malpractice.

What about these movements should corporations be aware of and how should leadership respond, if at all?

There is currently an appeal pending before the United States Supreme Court that is sure to be of import for thousands of employers.

If you or your clients are seriously considering renting out your home for the Super Bowl, here are three things worth knowing about.

The path from Minnesota to a coast and back is well-traveled by lawyers.

You may assume that the answer is yes. After all, Minnesota is an at-will employment state, and people who engage in politics are a suspect class. But it turns out the answer might be a bit more complicated than that.

Family Courts use a process called ENE or “Early Neutral Evaluation” to help parties resolve social and financial issues outside of a formal court setting.

Are Twin Cities developers finally going to break ground on new condos?

The scope of eDiscovery might be small at first—limited perhaps to a single computer hard drive, a single email account, a single mobile phone.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently issued an opinion of interest to the construction and trade industries, and to all parties who serve mechanic’s lien statements on consumers.