Minnesota Lawyer

The Mitchell Hamline School of Law is advertising a newly created position of vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion.

No one committed a crime during the recent “Storm the Capitol” rally that featured incendiary rhetoric from several speakers.

Minnesota’s U.S. District Court’s first remote jury trial begins Monday.

A group of 157 law school deans, including three from Minnesota, have jointly condemned the insurrectionists who invaded the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 and the lawyers who helped stoke their fury.

Scott McMahon, a senior lobbyist with the Flaherty & Hood, P.A., law firm, is the new executive director for the Greater Minnesota Partnership (GMNP).

A pair of state lawmakers are suing the commissioner of Minnesota Management and Budget, seeking a declaratory judgment against the agency for implementing what they assert were illegal state employee pay raises.

Summaries of upcoming Supreme Court arguments.

Over a strong dissent, the Minnesota Supreme Court relaxed the restrictions on lawyers’ continuing legal credits that can be taken on-demand in the form streaming audio or video.

A lawyer disbarred for criminal conduct in 2012 has been reinstated by order of the state Supreme Court.

Two drinking-and-dining establishment were sued Thursday for violating the governor’s emergency executive orders.