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U of M regents subsidize law school for another year
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In broad survey of law firms, partners resist change
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Missouri must treat inmate’s gender dysphoria
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Court of Appeals: District court revoked stay of adjudication in error
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Supreme Court requires evidence review in post-conviction case
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Ron Meshbesher dead at 85
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High court upholds Minnesota beneficiary revocation law
Wire Stories
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Supreme Court strikes down Minnesota’s voter clothing law
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a Minnesota law that barred voters in the state from wearing a wide range of ...
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Personal injury lawyers have scooters in their sights
Features
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Breaking the Ice: Business, law degrees boost M&A practice
Faegre Baker Daniels partner Ryan Miske brings a joint degree — MBA and law — along with management experience from working at an industry supply company in Chicago to his practice.
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Capitol Retort: Going to pot, circular firing squad, rude Rudy
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Breaking the Ice: Legal, military experience fuel varied practice
Expert Testimony
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Briefly: So you want attorney fees on appeal…
There is something particularly satisfying—for clients and attorneys alike—about making the opposing party pay the attorney’s bill after winning a case.
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Commentary: A blizzard of candidates for Minnesota in 2018
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The Supreme Court takes a nakedly political turn
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: Erica MacDonald sworn in as U.S. Attorney
Erica H. MacDonald has taken the oath of office to become the United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota
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Bar Buzz: Pro-pot AG candidate’s got high hopes
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Bar Buzz: Dayton re-appoints 3 to Judicial Standards board
ML Lifestyle
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Mad for musicals, now he writes them
World’s a stage for Gray Plant Mooty’s Dan Tenenbaum
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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
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Law is family tradition for prosecutor Julie Allyn
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Spring dims ‘Sunday Night Lights’
