Minnesota Lawyer

Appearing at the Minnesota State Bar Association’s “Nine Days in June” traveling convention, professor Adam A. Samaha analyzed the current makeup and voting patterns of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Attorneys talk about opting for solo practice.

Phil Duran, 46, will be installed as the 113th president of the Minnesota State Bar Association at the beginning of next month.

Justice Paul H. Anderson kept a marathon schedule to finish numerous opinions and dissents.

Managing your practice remotely might be tempting, but shop carefully.

A series of copyright infringement cases involving Minnesota attorneys has turned into a national kerfuffle over the line between enforcement and trolling.

Freelancing is a growing option for attorneys who want to work on their own but don’t want the hassle of running a solo practice.

Did nature’s call lead to an unfair sentence? Judge says no.

Prosecutors, defenders agree that child sexual abuse should be a public health issue.

As most anyone who’s worked in both settings can tell you, working as a solo attorney is significantly different from working in a law firm: The hours are different, the clientele is different – and the level and sources of stress are different.