Minnesota Lawyer

The Legal Rights Center has named a new leadership team. Sarah Davis, a nine-year attorney at the center, is its new executive director.

After Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death, Minnesota Lawyer reached out to members of the state’s legal community to ask a single question: What, to you, is most important about the trail that RBG blazed?

Several Minnesota Supreme Court justices seemed sympathetic to an appellant who lost his permit to carry despite the removal of his 1997 crime from the list of violent offenses that triggers a lifetime firearms ban.

Minneapolis-based Dorsey & Whitney, L.L.P., is one of two law firms given an exceptional service award from the American Bar Association’s Death Penalty Representation Project.

Things got a bit strange toward the end of Supreme Court candidate Michelle MacDonald’s nearly eight-hour disciplinary hearing Wednesday.

Anderson led with "integrity, intelligence and thoughtfulness, and his judicial career was only paralleled by his many civic contributions,” current Chief Justice Lorie Gildea said.

Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.

A federal lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges that a college student was shot in the face by a nonlethal round fired by police during the George Floyd protests.

The state Supreme Court has disbarred a former county attorney for professional misconduct while he was in office.

For second time in a month, a state commissioner has been fired by the GOP-led Senate. This time Commerce Commissioner Steve Kelley was led to the chopping block.