Criminal Law Excellence In Minnesota & Nationwide
Computer crimes and illegal internet activity are often an issue because the laws regarding computer usage do not advance as fast as the technology itself. For many, the very existence of computer crimes can be confusing, as they did not grow up with the ubiquitous...
As a doctor, you want to help your patients. You trust them to tell you the truth about their symptoms and you make the best decisions you can for them. A patient dealing with chronic pain may need to use painkillers, for instance, as may someone who has been through...
Generally, an athlete’s career ends when they choose to retire or when they can no longer make a roster due to an influx of young talent. That said, professionals sports teams have an image to uphold. If an athlete gets arrested and faces serious criminal charges,...
In recent years, the full scope of the opioid crisis has come to light. Many people have become addicted, some have passed away due to overdoses and public focus has often shifted to the doctors who are writing those prescriptions. For many doctors, this crisis comes...
As a medical professional, your goal is always to help people. You want to make sure that individuals receive the medications they need, even when other providers aren’t giving them anymore. With the intense scrutiny placed on medical providers who prescribe opiate...
Two Minnesota agencies are increasing their attempts to eliminate wage fraud by adding staff members to enforce a new state law that punishes business owners for taking advantage of their employees. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has employed two attorneys...
The simple answer is: very rarely. However, a choice is available as between blood or urine tests, if one is offered by the arresting officer. Because they provide fast results, the majority of Minnesota drivers are offered a breath test. This test, which is different...
Until recently, Minnesota law had a loophole that allowed those who had their licenses revoked for drunk-driving to still operate some motorized vehicles, such as ATVs and snowmobiles. Lawmakers have closed the loophole, but their action comes too late for the family...
