Minnesota Lawyer

The retroactive reclassifying of a crime does not revive an offender’s right to possess a firearm, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled in an opinion published last week.

After five years on the Minnesota Court of Appeals, Judge Peter Reyes says that he has been surprised by a couple of things at this post.

Given their level of responsibility, corporate counsel are a nervous lot as a rule.

Court says City Council cannot manage green space.

The complications of when it’s proper to sue over a construction project were underscored in a decision released Jan. 15 by the Minnesota Supreme Court.

Helping broker a sale of a family business can be tricky, as can any venture combining family and money.

The roots of U.S. District Court Judge Wilhelmina Wright’s connection to equality and diversity go back to one of the most important discrimination-centered verdicts in U.S. history.

District Court Judge JaPaul Harris, even in his rise to the bench, has never forgotten the importance of working on behalf of a system that provides resources for all, regardless of background.

In 34 years at Quinlivan & Hughes, Dawn Hathaway has made a watchword of versatility.

Wage theft has been in the news lately, what with the recent passage of a sweeping law addressing the fiscal mistreatment of low-wage employees.