Minnesota Lawyer
As DNA, body-cam evidence proliferates, defenders struggle with burden
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Technology inundates public defenders
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Appeals court affirms decision on Lund fortune
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Purloined brandy is personal property
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Session forum spotlights consensus, disagreements
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Spencer Fane opens office in Minneapolis
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Pay squeeze at U.S. District Court amid shutdown
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Court: Statute defines ‘significant’ relationship
Wire Stories
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Jury selection for harassment cases in #MeToo era
By Dawn R. Solowey and Lynn A. Kappelman BOSTON — At a time when the #MeToo movement is dominating headlines, everyone is talking about sexual ...
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Justices skeptical of liquor seller residency rule
Features
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Breaking the Ice: Digging into law, collaboration fuel class actions
"Sometimes we’re too quick to impute motives to our adversaries."
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Capitol Retort: Sowing Daudt, optimism, guns and schools
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Breaking the Ice: Public policy background informs legal practice
Expert Testimony
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Briefly: Using data to assess past and plan future
Lawyers are now using data about judges’ past decisions, and why those decisions were rendered, to chart a preferred course and advance the most promising positions for their clients.
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Perspectives: 8th Circuit shoots down FIP appeals
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Why it took 277 pages to cut census question
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: Lola Velazquez-Aguilu named Judicial Selection Commission chair
Former assistant U.S. Attorney Lola Velazquez-Aguilu is the Commission on Judicial Selection’s new chair.
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Bar Buzz: It’s closing time
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Bar Buzz: Out with the old, in with the new
ML Lifestyle
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Lew Remele: From the courtroom to the classroom
A Twin Cities legal lion looks to educate more, litigate less.
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Adam Ballinger back on stage with Ballard Spahr Galactica Band
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Mad for musicals, now he writes them
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Aimée Dayhoff cultivates winery business
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In soccer and law, speed to the goal is key
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Real estate lawyer owns a piece of the sky
