Minnesota Lawyer

Attorneys hankering to depose their adversary were recently furnished with a road map on how to do so by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

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

Journalists commonly remark that “names make news,” meaning that news articles including names attract more attention than those lacking identification of individuals.

We wrote last month about the basic rules of common sense and etiquette that govern oral argument.

What both the Democrats and Republicans get wrong.

On Feb. 18, 2020, the Minnesota Court of Appeals issued an unpublished decision in In re the Marriage of Suhsen and Suhsen.

It’s Leap Year, again.

Recently I asked lawyers about the piece of legal writing that they most wanted to improve.

It’s far too early to proclaim that rape cases are suddenly easier to win than in the past, but celebrity status is plainly not the shield it once was — a welcome change.

The president of the United States isn’t a king, and he isn’t above the law — or so constitutional law professors like me keep reminding everybody.