Minnesota Lawyer

Ex-spouses named as beneficiaries in life insurance policies may be out of luck—and out of the policies, too—as a result of a ruling Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court.

The concerns are particularly timely, coming on the eve of the 46th anniversary this week of the Watergate break-in.

The body, whose 17 members are gubernatorial appointees, has had its share of triumphs and travails.

There has been a spate of parental termination rulings recently by the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

Three recent lower profile rulings of the Minnesota Court of Appeals and the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals split on standing issues.

The two Frozen Fours provide an opportune time to review some of the litigation inspired by the game of hockey at all levels from amateur to professional in Minnesota.

Two of the most significant cases before the Minnesota Supreme Court this year consist of two landmark education lawsuits with several similarities.

The court under Chief Justice John Roberts has become more inclined to hear lawsuits addressing fundamental liberties and cutting edge issues.

The federal and state appellate courts occasionally find themselves reviewing the same case on multiple occasions

President Trump’s misbegotten attempt to stop publication of the “Fire and Fury” book, which understandably spurred its sales, was not only of questionable strategy, but legally doomed.