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The article focuses on legal decisions in Minnesota concerning unemployment compensation, religious accommodation, and discrimination claims. It highlights cases where individuals were denied unemployment benefits due to non-compliance with job search requirements or lack of "good reason" to quit. It also discusses a challenge to Covid-19 vaccination policies at the Mayo Clinic, dismissal of race and gender discrimination claims.

The article discusses the series of legal cases, which includes the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld dismissal of a lawsuit claiming racial and age discrimination in employment termination; a discharged Black man found no pretext for race bias in his termination; and the Minnesota Court of Appeals affirmed reinstatement of health insurance coverage for a duty-disabled first responder until age 65.

The article offers information on several U.S. court cases related to criminal law; labor law; and family law. The cases discussed include State v. Beganovic related to state must prove a fire was started without authorization for arson; Hennepin HealthCare System, Inc. v. AFSCME on violation of collective bargaining agreements for arbitration award and Buckner v. Robichaud on award of attorneys' fees through the court's inherent authority.

The article discusses several legal cases related to various labor and employment issues. It encompasses cases related to the Fair Labor Standards Act, where nominal attorney's fees were awarded due to egregious attorney conduct. It further addresses cases involving misconduct in wage disputes, race discrimination claims, ERISA benefits, Social Security disability claims, and challenges to federal vaccination requirements.

The article offers information on several U.S. Court case related to criminal, labor and intellectual property laws. Topics discussed include State v. Modtland on parole eligibility determination which does not implicate a guilty plea's intelligence; Placzek v. Mayo Clinic on claims of whistleblower as independent contractor not covered and Gould v. Brown Cty. on mistakes of law in copyright registrations which are eligible for safe harbor.

The article discusses the legacy of Justice David Lillehaug who has departed from Minnesota Supreme Court after seven years. It mentions his recognition of his lifelong contributions to the legal community and support for legal scholarship and the profession. It also mentions his opinions are characterized by clarity, fidelity to the language of statutes and other provisions, deference to legislative and administrative agencies, and aversion to hyper-technicality.

The article offers information related to the employment & labor law. In the case "Christopherson v. Bushner" a lawsuit by homeowners whose house was destroyed by a flood soon after they purchased it was not maintainable under the Federal Tort Claims Act. It is noted the verdict for an employee for disability discrimination under the American Disabilities Act (ADA) was upheld on appeal over the objection of the employer.

The article focuses on the history of basketball- related litigation in Minnesota. It mentions that Timberwolves brought professional basketball back to Minnesota in 1989, following a history of championship teams, followed by a long drought and other travails. It also informs on Interstate Fire & Casualty Co. v. Auto Owners Insurance Co. court case on injuries and insurance.

The article highlights developments in judicial law, legislation, and administrative action through some cases held in Minnesota, as of October 2018. Several cases discussed include "OCC LLC v. County of Hennepin" affirming timely removal of assigned judge; "Sorchaga v. Ride Auto LLC" related to commercial and consumer law; and "State v. Jeremy Brian Roy" on criminal provision of Interstate agreement on detainers.

The article focuses on privacy issues surrounding in Minnesota courts. Topics discussed include Minnesota Supreme Court case Lake v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. addressing right of privacy in Minnesota; enactment of Minnesota Government Data Practices Act of 1974 for addressing the same; and First Amendment to U.S. Constitution barriers to privacy-related claims against the media.

The article discusess various court cases. Topics discussed include State v. Molnau court case addressing execution of a search warrant while searching of guest's purse; Wright v. Byron Financial, LLC court case addressing employment contract and law; and State v. A.S.R court case addressing expungement of criminal records.

The article presents the history of football law in Minnesota state and federal courts. Topics discussed include an account of Super Bowl LII, National Football League championship game; Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission v. Hennepin County court case addressing real estate property taxes for space leased; and issues of injuries in the same.