Minnesota Lawyer

Lawyers reviewing the junior-sized iPad mini are focusing on elements of what tech-geeks call its “form factor.”

Improving your law firm’s efficiency is more important than ever, and a good place to streamline is with your support staff.

Given the current explosion of social media use, it’s more important than ever for lawyers and their firms to be part of the conversation.

Many lawyers and law firms are seeking the benefits of entering into Of Counsel relationships without paying enough attention to the potential risks.

Diversity will be a top priority for Obama, who appointed the court’s first Latina justice and placed a third woman on the bench.

A look at the pros and cons of some hot legal marketing ideas.

A plaintiff could not recover damages under the Stored Communications Act based on a claim that her employer accessed the contents of her cell phone without her consent, the 5th Circuit has ruled in affirming judgment.

Federal labor law does not pre-empt a disability discrimination claim filed by a UPS worker suffering from a serious back injury, the 6th Circuit has ruled in reversing a dismissal.

After upholding a $37 million smoker award in June, a Florida appeals court had second thoughts, deciding Dec. 12 that passion and prejudice so influenced the jury that the only recourse is to grant Philip Morris a new trial on damages.

In another example of courts and litigants struggling with the boundaries of discoverability of social media, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a motion seeking to limit a discovery order.