Minn. Seeks To Dismiss Anti-Abortion Lawsuit
A state agency has asked a court to throw out a lawsuit alleging that Minnesota taxpayers have been wrongfully charged for more than 37,000 abortions on indigent women since 1999.
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A state agency has asked a court to throw out a lawsuit alleging that Minnesota taxpayers have been wrongfully charged for more than 37,000 abortions on indigent women since 1999.
The City of Minneapolis is being sued by a business owner who claims city workers abused their power and tried to shut them down.
The dock tells the story of White Bear Lake, ending way before the water. Or the nearby boat lift, left high and dry.
Court documents show Bernard Berrian has reached a settlement with a California couple who found his Blackberry and allegedly threatened to sell its contents unless the former Vikings wide receiver paid them $30,000.
Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson filed a lawsuit Friday against a Minnesota coin dealer for charging people tens of thousands of dollars for gold, silver, and other coins and then not delivering the coins.
Former Vikings player Bryant McKinnie is reportedly being sued by rapper Trick Daddy's father for racking up an approximately $375,000 tab at various south Florida strip clubs.
The state of Wisconsin has settled a federal lawsuit brought by Republican Mitt Romney's campaign seeking more time for military and overseas voters in Wisconsin to return ballots that were sent past a federal deadline.
A lawsuit filed on Friday by the city of Duluth accuses a store of fostering violence outside its doors on East Superior Street.
Long before the current rash of fungal meningitis, the compounding pharmacy suspected in the outbreak settled a lawsuit alleging it produced a tainted shot that caused a man's death in 2004.
A lawsuit seeking to overturn Minnesota's current law against gay marriage is back before a Hennepin County judge who dismissed it months ago.
A Minnesota court panel has slashed the legal bills for those who sued over this year's political redistricting.
A North Dakota man sentenced to life in prison for his role in a drug ring is suing his public defender for $5 million.
Accretive Health, Inc. will cease all operations in the state of Minnesota, as announced by Attorney General Lori Swanson on Monday.
Twenty-nine states have reached a $151 million settlement in a lawsuit alleging one of the country's largest drug wholesalers inflated prices for hundreds of prescription drugs, officials said Friday.
A former Minnesota Senate aide who was fired after having an affair with the chamber's top Republican leader filed a lawsuit Monday saying he was treated unfairly and discriminated against because female employees involved in similar relationships didn't lose their jobs.
The 53-year-old man who was severely beaten in a racially-motivated assault is now suing the Brainerd bar where the incident occurred.
Two big-box retail companies will pay Massachusetts towns and cities $232,000 for allegedly overcharging public agencies for prescription drugs through the worker's compensation insurance system.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals says a lower court erred when it ruled in favor of timber companies who claimed the state broke promises by capping payments under a forest management program.
Former U.S. Sen. Larry Craig is being sued by federal election regulators who say he misused some $217,000 in campaign funds for his legal defense after a 2007 Minnesota airport bathroom sex sting.
The Minnesota court panel that settled the latest round of political redistricting is now being asked to cover more than $628,000 in legal bills for the Democrats, Republicans and citizens who joined the lawsuit.
Amy Senser has settled a civil lawsuit brought by family members of a man who died in a hit-and-run accident involving Senser.
Accretive Health Inc. has filed a motion to dismiss the Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson's lawsuit, saying Swanson's accusations that the company broke patient privacy laws are "factually baseless and legally indefensible."
A waitress in Minnesota will keep her $12,000 tip after police confiscated the cash, according to her attorney Craig Richie.
A waitress in Minnesota is suing after $12,000 was left at her restaurant table -- she says it was a tip but police say, it's drug money, according to The Forum.
They were learning to become truck drivers but wound up in a nightmare. In detailed accounts to a federal agency, dozens of female employees of one of the nation's largest trucking companies told of being propositioned, groped and even assaulted by male drivers during cross-country training rides.
