Minnesota Lawyer

The Final Four evokes flashbacks to the rich lore of basketball in this state, which has extended from the hard courts to the judicial ones.

The Minnesota History Theatre’s highly-acclaimed play “Stewardess” fittingly concluded its well-attended three-week run in the first weekend of this month.

The declaration on Feb. 15 by President Donald Trump of a “National Emergency” to shift previously authorized military-related federal funds to build his long-promised wall along the southern border has supporters, skeptics, solons, and seers debating the logicality and legality of the pronouncement that seems destined to be resolved by the Supreme Court.

The occasion of his 210th birthday provides an opportune time to review his effect on the law in this state.

The upcoming celebration of Valentine’s Day, Thursday, Feb. 14, provides an opportune occasion to review some of the real-life Minnesota federal and state court litigation revolving around love’s labor lost.

The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals passed upon a multitude of Felon-In-Possession cases in the past couple of months

Can individuals or businesses refuse to provide goods or services because a same-sex relationship offends the religious beliefs of the reluctant providers?

A collection of highlights of Minnesota jurisprudence in 2018.

A look at a dozen eclectic cases decided by the State Supreme Court during that landmark year.

Two cases, shattering the shield that effectively has barred oversight of the merits of an arbitrator’s ruling, share some similarities.