Lawyer discipline authorities in Minnesota are seeking discipline of an attorney for reportedly filing suits in bad faith and harassing judges and litigants with religious slurs. One pleading referred to…
Facing a big-bucks environmental lawsuit by the Minnesota attorney general, 3M Company is firing back with a federal court complaint against its longtime former counsel.
Without admitting any wrongdoing, Accretive Health Inc. has agreed in a settlement with the Minnesota attorney general to pay $2.5 million and stop doing business in the state for two…
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has upheld the felony conviction of a former nurse who was found guilty of violating a state law against assisting suicide by—while posing as a…
Suspended from practice for 60 days on April 16, 2009 for unrelated conduct, a Minnesota criminal defense attorney scrambled to find alternative counsel for approximately 30 clients.
A well-known Minnesota law firm has agreed to pay a $13.5 million legal fees clawback to the bankruptcy estate of a longtime client convicted of operating a $3.65 billion Ponzi…
A Minneapolis lawyer who told opposing counsel he hopes she will “sleep with the fishes” should be suspended from practice, according to Minnesota lawyer discipline authorities.
A Minnesota mother and her boyfriend were arrested on Monday after the woman shaved her 12-year-old daughter’s head and sent her outside in a diaper and tank top, police say.
Aggressive efforts by admission personnel at a chain of Minnesota medical centers to collect money from patients before they are treated could violate federal law requiring hospitals to provide emergency…
Updated: Milavetz, Gallop & Milavetz of Edina, Minn., claims in a lawsuit that Wells Fargo Bank is responsible for its loss of nearly $400,000 in a scam targeting law firms.