Minnesota Lawyer

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.

Spearheaded by former Chief Justice Kathleen Blatz in December 2000, the initiative has the Minnesota Department of Human Services and the Judicial Branch working together with stakeholders to help kids in all 87 counties.

Get me a rewrite, a federal judge told Insignia Systems, Inc., and this time include some original material.

Minnesota Tax Court Judge Bradford Delapena has been reappointed to a new six-year term, Gov. Tim Walz’s office announced last week.

The state Supreme Court publicly posted two new administrative orders — one dealing with court rules of public information access, the other affecting pro hac vice-counsel admissions for out-of-state attorneys.

The Judicial Selection Commission is looking for candidates to fill two judicial vacancies in Minnesota’s 4th Judicial District.

St. Louis County Attorney Mark Rubin was lauded by his peers last week for his work tackling the difficult topic of police shootings.

Summaries of upcoming Supreme Court arguments.