Minnesota Notice To Public Authority is a legal document that is used to notify a public authority (such as a government agency, municipality or other public entity) of an individual's intent to bring a claim or otherwise pursue a remedy against the authority. It is a required step in the pre-suit process for initiating any civil action against a public authority in the state of Minnesota. The Notice must include specific information about the claim and must be sent to the appropriate public authority before any lawsuit can be filed. There are two types of Minnesota Notice To Public Authority—thpre-SATit notice and the post-suit notice. The pre-suit notice must be served on the public authority prior to the filing of any lawsuit and must include the name of the claimant, the date of the incident or claim, the nature of the incident or claim, and a description of the damages requested. The post-suit notice must be served after a lawsuit has been filed and must include a copy of the complaint and a written demand for judgment.