Minnesota Lawyer

President Donald Trump’s cry to “break up” one of the federal Circuit Courts of Appeals may have some merit, but it is misdirected.

Termination of parental rights litigation constitutes one genre of Minnesota Court of Appeals cases that attract scant attention.

Marshall Tanick remembers his time on Bill O'Reilly's show.

The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals decided a quartet of class action settlement cases within a month in the middle of this winter. As it was doing so, its Minnesota counterpart ruled upon the settlement of a mediated real estate dispute in St. Paul.

“I have one client; it’s the Law” Judge Neil Gorsuch during Senate Confirmation Hearing (March 21, 2017) During his confirmation hearing for chief justice of ...

The commemoration of the 100th anniversary of World War I provides an opportune occasion to examine some of the ways that it affected litigants, lawyers and the law in this state.

These are threatening times, domestically and internationally, and those threats often materialize into reality. The courts, not surprisingly, lately have been confronted with a number of threatening cases, both literally and figuratively.

“An American has no sense of privacy…  there is no such thing in the country.” George Bernard Shaw (1933) The observation by the great British ...

“Valentine’s Day is only as good as you want it to be.” Musician Prince Royce Tuesday, Feb. 14, is Valentine’s Day, a 24-hour period dedicated ...

Editor’s note: Tanick’s article was filed from Washington, D.C., where he attended the women’s march and the presidential inauguration. Stare decisis “is not, to be ...