Minnesota Lawyer
A step forward for transgender rights might result from a Minnesota Court of Appeals ruling released this week.
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Court rules in favor of transgender student
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Court of Appeals: Juror bias nixes rape conviction
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Shareholder-employees who report violations of their fiduciary duties may be protected whistleblowers
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Researcher: Black moms fear police
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SCOTUS gets defamation appeal
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Ginsburg makes history at Capitol amid replacement turmoil
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Revenue chief Bauerly leaving next month
Features
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Breaking the Ice: Seeing opportunity, precedent in Petters case
Mike Rosow and Winthrop & Weinstine have represented multiple parties in “claw back” suits from trustee dealing with Tom Petters’ bankruptcy liquidation.
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Breaking the Ice: Professor’s brief cited in tribal sovereignty case
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Capitol Retort: Bastian blocks; ballot applications; COVID Bowl
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Capitol Retort: Choi walks; Freeman disqualified; Kelley ousted
Expert Testimony
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Perspectives: Ginsburg played key role in Minnesota cases
As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to begin its 2020-21 term, it's a good time to review the key role the Notorious RBG, as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was fondly known, played in litigation from Minnesota during her 27 years on the high court.
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Sybil Procedure: Honor Justice Ginsburg by adding women to 8th Circuit
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Quandaries and Quagmires: Law firms must have ethics policies and training
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Exemplary Evidence: Advance yields the return of iPhone forensics
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: Lawmaker says ‘Cuties’ not so cute
Boarding a crowded conservative bandwagon, a state GOP House member is demanding that Attorney General Keith Ellison step in and block distribution of the controversial kidsploitation film “Cuties.”
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Bar Buzz: Taylor killing sparks outrage
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Bar Buzz: Legal Rights Center gets new leaders
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Bar Buzz: Dorsey lauded for death row work
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Bar Buzz: Walz powers challenge might go to Supreme Court
Wire Stories
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Court upholds Wisconsin ballot extension, hands Dems a win
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a six-day extension for counting absentee ballots in Wisconsin’s presidential election, handing Democrats a victory in their fight to deliver the key battleground state for Joe Biden in November.
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Justice Ginsburg buried at Arlington in private ceremony
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Partisan court battles are as old as the nation
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Legal experts weigh in on hiring after pandemic
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Trump vows quick court vote; Biden urges delay
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How it happened: From law professor to high court in 4 years
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Innocent Madoff investors must pay back profits, court rules
Special Features
2020 Up & Coming Attorneys
Their stories are truly inspirational. Even as they work in a profession that can demand the billable hours, and the often-grueling preparation of legal research, client communications and attention to detail, these professionals never lose track of motivation, passion and vision.
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2020 Unsung Legal Heroes
Their stories are truly inspirational. Even as they work in a profession that can demand the billable hours, and the often-grueling preparation of legal research, client communications and attention to detail, these professionals never lose track of motivation, passion and vision.
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2020 Diversity and Inclusion Awards announced
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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2020’s Minnesota Lawyer Reader Rankings Final Winners
No doubt, the businesses you selected in the top spots appreciate your support every day. Congratulations to the winners!
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