Minnesota Lawyer
Christian colleges file suit, calling campus program restrictions unconstitutional.
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State budget draws religious challenge
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‘Taco Tuesday’: Is it time to terminate trademark?
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Court: Ballot rule conflicts with statute
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Split ruling turns on meaning of ‘exoneration’
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Native law experts dispel misconceptions in panel session
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Employers ‘cautious’ in hiring, firing
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Justices rule for Minnesota woman in condo case
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Justices uphold tax appraisal for Minneapolis Hyatt Regency
Breaking the Ice
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Breaking the Ice: Leader’s expertise serves product liability group
Faegre Drinker partner Amy Fiterman is bringing her extensive experience in defending clients’ medical and other products to her new role as the firm’s product liability and mass torts practice group leader.
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Breaking the Ice: Volunteer of the Year cites Spider-Man
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Breaking the Ice: Sports entertainment practice ‘doesn’t feel like work’
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Breaking the Ice: Launching gun violence prevention clinic a ‘dream’
Expert Testimony
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Perspectives: Two tribunals tackle three trademark tussles
Despite these different frameworks in the three trademark cases, the outcomes were nearly the same: The former was reversed and the latter experienced a partial reversal and partial affirmance.
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Perspectives: Memorial Day recalls legal memories here
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Briefly: When life happens during an appeal
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Perspectives: Road warriors: Recent rulings reflect rare reversals
Bar Buzz
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Attorney discipline: Supreme Court decisions in April
The Minnesota Supreme Court announced these disciplinary measures last month.
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Attorney discipline: Supreme Court decisions in March
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Attorney discipline: Supreme Court decisions in February
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Attorney discipline: Supreme Court orders in January
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Attorney discipline: Supreme Court orders in December
Wire Stories
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People with felony records can now vote in Minnesota
A new law allows people with felony convictions to vote as long as they are no longer incarcerated.
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Strikers who left wet concrete in trucks lose case
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Court: Manson follower Leslie Van Houten should be paroled
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One justice explained absence from case. Another didn’t.
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Wisconsin Republicans seek to tweak abortion ban
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Walz signs legislation legalizing recreational marijuana
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Ruling clears way for Purdue to settle opioid claims
Special Features
In-House Counsel 2023 Awards
The In-House Counsel Awards celebrate the achievements of attorneys who navigate complicated contract negotiations, defend their companies in high-stakes litigation and defend some of their organization’s most important assets.
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The POWER 30: Construction and Real Estate 2023
For this edition of POWER 30, we’ve chosen to focus on real estate and construction lawyers.
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2022 Attorneys of the Year
Minnesota Lawyer’s Attorneys of the Year awards recognizes attorneys for the work they did in the past year. But that work has often stretched back years before and the impact of these will stretch forward for years or sometimes lifetimes.
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The POWER 30: Mergers & Acquisitions 2023
For this edition of POWER 30, we’re focusing on mergers and acquisitions.
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