Peter Michaud will take over as chair of the national law firm in 2024.
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A civil lawsuit has been filed to block United Health Group's proposed $13 billion purchase of healthcare tech company Change Healthcare.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced Thursday he has filed a lawsuit against hedge fund-owned mega-landlord HavenBrook Homes.
Martin Shkreli has agreed to pay millions back to health insurers, including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota.
A Hennepin County judge has denied a legal challenge to the city’s order that requires patrons to show proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test result.
Twenty-two partners from Minneapolis-based Bowman and Brooke have left the firm to join Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, which says it will open a Twin Cities office.
Minnesota businesses are grappling with legal issues that include lease disputes, supply chain bottlenecks, and vaccine requirements.
Buffalo Wild Wings, Sonic Drive-In, and Jimmy John’s have filed suits against a group of meat suppliers for allegedly conspiring to artificially inflate the cost of pork.
Allegations say they used PPP funds to continue scam.
Michael Harvey, owner and CEO of Oakdale-based Able Energy Co., allegedly failed to make good on contracts with more than 50 Minnesota customers.
Nearly $1.8 million in federal pandemic funds used for personal expenses
As part of a settlement with state’s department of human rights, the operator of the Minnesota Renaissance Festival and two other businesses are required to adopt anti-harassment policies.
The CEO of Indeed Brewing Co. makes the case for eliminating Minnesota's growler cap, which blocks craft breweries from growing too large.
The law firm has been working on environmental, social, and governmental (ESG) issues for years now, but has only recently decided to formalize its efforts in a new working group. Co-lead April Hamlin, a Minneapolis attorney at the national firm, says companies can no longer afford to overlook the topic.
Deal signals vote of confidence in downtown Minneapolis.
Demand for its legal services has rebounded strongly since the coronavirus hit the United States in March.
Brit’s Pub was set on fire amid looting.
The Chanhassen-based fitness chain said its insurer declined to cover most of its pandemic-related losses.