Minnesota Lawyer
A dispute between colleagues-turned-competitors from the company that puts color advertisements on the back of your grocery store receipts was recently heard by the U.S. District Court in Minnesota.
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Legal fight between ad companies ends in a tie
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Sentencing commission issues another ‘minority report’
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Pilot OK’d for virtual civil jury trials
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Child care centers lose appeal for attorney fees
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Courts ‘getting our business done’
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In-person jury trial moratorium extended
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Hortman confirms BCA probe of State Capitol rally
Features
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Breaking the Ice: Leading to improve profession for others
Connie Lahn, recently elected to her fourth two-year term as managing partner of Barnes & Thornburg’s Minneapolis office, pursues leadership roles because she didn’t see many women leaders earlier in her career.
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In the Hopper: Marriage licenses; Jensen settlement; no go, governor
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Capitol Retort: BCA investigation; ‘Antifa stuff’; get back
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In the Hopper: Early bills offer clues to 2021’s direction
Expert Testimony
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Perspectives: King Day recalls history of racism in Minnesota
The King Day commemoration this week provides an opportune occasion to examine both the history of systemic racism and advancing remedial efforts to combat the scourge in Minnesota legal history.
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Perspectives: Election recalls close encounters here
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Perspectives: 20 cases for 2020 from A to Z
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Sybil Procedure: Pandemic’s new normal is still wildly strange
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: Deans blast insurrection, bad-faith lawyers
A group of 157 law school deans, including three from Minnesota, have jointly condemned the insurrectionists who invaded the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 and the lawyers who helped stoke their fury.
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Bar Buzz: Flaherty & Hood lobbyist McMahon heads GMNP
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Bar Buzz: Lawmakers sue MMB over state employee raises
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Supreme Court Calendar: January 2021
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Bar Buzz: Court boosts on-demand CLE options
Wire Stories
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Sales of Constitution topped 1 million during Trump years
Along with dystopian novels and White House tell-alls, the U.S. Constitution has been a best-seller during the Trump years.
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Protecting trade secrets when working remotely
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Supreme Court takes on early stage of global warming case
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Judge orders company to take 3M’s trademarks off N95 masks
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Roberts to swear in yet another president who opposed him
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The top intellectual property cases of 2020
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Rare sedition charge gains interest after Capitol attack
Special Features
Minnesota Lawyer announces Attorneys of the Year
With humility and great pleasure, Minnesota Lawyer announces the 2020 Attorneys of the Year.
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Well-Being in the Legal Profession
Read Minnesota Lawyer's special section on finding ways to support struggling attorneys.
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2020 Diversity & Inclusion Awards
Minnesota Lawyer is pleased to recognize members of the legal community for their contributions to diversity in the practice of law in its fourth annual Diversity and Inclusion Awards.
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In-House Counsel 2020 Awards
Late nights and demanding clients may offer a different legal experience than life inside a company, but that doesn’t mean a lawyer’s work can’t have great impact on their company, their industry and their community.
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