Minnesota Lawyer

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office presented a daylong continuing legal education program on bias and hate crimes for a simple reason: They’re still a problem.

Generosity and inclusion are the guiding values of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, according to his official online biography.

Cynthia Hegarty, who recently joined Winthrop & Weinstine, says the pandemic and its economic fallout are driving greater demand for her specialty in bankruptcy work.

Executive director Sara Jones and the Great North Innocence Project are working with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office to create the state’s first Conviction Review Unit.

A search warrant without a judge’s signature authorizing the search amounts to no search warrant at all, the Court of Appeals decided in a reversing a defendant’s conviction for driving while impaired.

Kevin Riach says helping clients navigate crises is what makes his work as a Fredrikson & Byron shareholder “fulfilling, rewarding, engaging and challenging.”

The auto dealership in St. Louis Park must pay damages to a former employee who said she was fired for reporting gender discrimination in the workplace and using sick leave time to care for an ill child.

Early experience in personal injury cases set Duluth attorney Stephanie Ball on a course that has directed her practice.

The battle over responsibility for $115,000 in attorney fees and costs awarded to a transgender athlete is going into overtime.

University of Minnesota Law School professor Linus Chan, recently honored for outstanding contributions to immigrant justice, attributes the recognition to his frustration.