Attorney General Sues Insulin Makers, Alleges Price Gouging
Minnesota's attorney general is going after three drug manufacturers who make insulin for people with diabetes, claiming the companies are gouging diabetics with steep price increases.
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Minnesota's attorney general is going after three drug manufacturers who make insulin for people with diabetes, claiming the companies are gouging diabetics with steep price increases.
Attorneys for the 21 landowners are scheduled to take their argument before an 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Thursday.
As part of a settlement, General Mills will be altering the label of its Nature Valley granola bars.
An Iowa woman is suing her doctor after he allegedly removed her kidney instead of another body part during surgery in 2016.
People can use the plans to manufacture a hard-to-trace plastic gun using a 3D printer.
Using a rare state law, a North Carolina husband has been awarded nearly $9 million after suing the man who allegedly had an affair with his wife.
Former CEO seeking to inspect company documents.
Moua argues the rule discriminates based on sex and violates the Constitution.
Liberty High School in Hillsboro has agreed to pay $25,000 to senior Addison Barnes, who school officials suspended for wearing a shirt that read "Donald J. Trump Border Wall Construction Co."
The family of a woman who was killed by a Minneapolis police officer last year after she called 911 to report a possible assault is suing the officer, his partner and the city.
A judge has ruled that hundreds of lawsuits claiming "Roundup" weed killer causes cancer can proceed to the next phase in court.
A woman is suing NASA over a gift she claims was given to her by the first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong.
A man in New York is suing CVS after the pharmacy giant revealed that he had a prescription for Viagra to his wife.
The suit alleges "unfinished dental work, unnecessary teeth extractions, unfilled cavities, unnecessary caps" and more.
A Virginia pool worker, who tried to drown himself during a bipolar episode, is now suing the police officers and lifeguard who saved him because they allegedly took too long to do it.
A lawsuit filed in Minneapolis says former Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson has defaulted on a $2.4 million loan.
The lawsuit alleges the firms pressured people to sign over large amounts of their monthly pension payments in exchange for small loans.
A federal judge has ordered the city of Chaska to pay $1 million to the family of a woman killed by police in 2014 – and hundreds of thousands in attorney fees.
Environmentalists have filed another lawsuit seeking to prevent the U.S. Forest Service from swapping land for the planned PolyMet copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota.
The Mdewakanton Sioux Indians of Minnesota (MSIM) has announced it has filed a lawsuit against the United States Department of Interior (DOI), seeking acknowledgment as a tribe and land promised by the DOI.
Minnesota's attorney general is suing a Missouri company, accusing it of misleading consumers into unnecessarily buying coverage for auto repairs.
It likely made no major dent in his pocketbook, but a Saudi Arabian prince visiting the Mayo Clinic in Rochester learns the hard way that he can't discriminate against women in Minnesota. Three women limo drivers from Rochester filed a federal lawsuit last fall after they were fired.
A former professor at Minnesota State University Moorhead has filed a lawsuit alleging she was discriminating against when applying for a new position at the school.
The ousted president at Starkey Laboratories has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the company, alleging he was fired in retaliation for whistleblower actions. Jerry Ruzicka also alleges his character was defamed.
In a response to the Vikings' lawsuit, Wells Fargo says its new towers' signs in downtown Minneapolis do not breach an agreement made with the football team.
