Minnesota Lawyer

This new normal is still wildly strange. But as we peer around the corner into 2021, Sybil Dunlop is thinking about ways to improve her world in 2021.

How do we continue Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy? We must work towards the appointment of qualified women judges. And this work, unfortunately, still matters.

A deep dive into the research on bias in the legal profession taught one lawyer something much more profound than the fact that the field is a tough place for women.

All of the online advice to avoid multitasking when working at home seems laughable when the interruption is a child.

As lawyers, we have access to tools and opportunities to change systems and laws, and there are steps we can all take to help address the problem of racial injustice in America.

While time may be throwing me for a loop these days, our profession is learning how to cope with working remotely.

This month, however, things feel darker.

I turned to my husband and whispered, “Quarantine: Day 1.”

Litigation ebbs and flows.

Every once in a while, I realize that I’ve learned something in my years practicing law.