Minnesota SF1922 establishes the Anti-Lawfare Law, making government entities liable for defense costs if they lose a civil action against a person.

Minnesota SF1922, known as the Anti-Lawfare Law, mandates that government entities, including state agencies and municipalities, must cover all costs, disbursements, and attorney fees incurred by a person if the government entity loses a civil action it initiated against that person. This law applies to actions commenced on or after August 1, 2025, and does not limit any other available remedies.

Minnesota SF1922 establishes the Anti-Lawfare Law, making government entities liable for defense costs if they lose a civil action against a person.

Minnesota SF1922, known as the Anti-Lawfare Law, mandates that government entities, including state agencies and municipalities, must cover all costs, disbursements, and attorney fees incurred by a person if the government entity loses a civil action it initiated against that person. This law applies to actions commenced on or after August 1, 2025, and does not limit any other available remedies.