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When you decide to see a healthcare provider for an illness or injury that you’re suffering from, you expect to leave the hospital or office in a better condition than...

No matter how careful you are when you drive, or how defensive you are behind the wheel, you can’t always avoid getting into a collision. Other drivers can be negligent...

“Miranda” went shopping for home furnishings with her mother and found some items that she liked. They purchased the items and arranged for delivery at Miranda’s apartment. The deliverymen arrived...

After a wreck with a semi truck that wasn’t your fault, you could be interested in taking legal action to hold the responsible party accountable for what they’ve done to...

You might think that you would immediately know if you experienced workplace discrimination, but that might not be the case. Even if your employer or coworker’s actions make you uncomfortable,...

“Andrea” is a highly qualified lawyer who worked at a number of private firms before applying to a Minnesota department. The Department posted minimum requirements for the position, and preferred...

We previously wrote about our $1.2 million jury verdict in federal court in North Dakota on behalf of a physician who was terminated after he spoke out against his clinic's...

Bloomington police officers on duty at the Mall of America thought that Michael Jointer, an African American male, was someone else. They thought that he was another African American male...

  Aaron Benner started teaching at St. Paul Public Schools in 1995 and earned immediate praise for his outstanding results and devotion to students.  He earned tenure in 1999 and...

Mark Henderson was a hostage held at gunpoint in a room at the Woodbury Red Roof Inn on August 30, 2012.  He fled the room and approached Woodbury police officers...

Dr. Robert Roswick worked as a family practice physician at Mid Dakota Clinic in Bismarck, North Dakota.  He felt that Mid Dakota's CEO and Board of Directors were racially discriminating...

Just last week, I complained that courts are too often rubber-stamping excessive police force. On cue, the Minnesota Court of Appeals issued a great decision today for Minnesotans who care about police...

Associate Attorney Cody Blades will be giving a FREE workshop on Motherhood in the Workplace on February 10, 2018  at Blooma prenatal yoga studios in Minnespolis. This workshop will empower...

If you’re in a position where your employer isn’t paying you the wages or commissions that you’re due, I’m sorry.  That’s frustrating, and wrong.  You probably depend on your wages...

Workplace Fairness Law in Minnesota – the Basics. Here’s a quick primer on workplace fairness in Minnesota.  Unfortunately, there's no state or federal law mandating "fairness" at work.  There's no...