Minnesota Lawyer

Over the course of litigation, trial judges make dozens of rulings that affect a client’s case.

Donald Trump says that the Supreme Court has given him a big win on asylum. Don’t be so sure.

A federal district court in Virginia has held that the government must give people on the Terrorist Screening Database the opportunity to challenge the evidence that put them there.

Increasing use of assisted reproductive technologies and open adoption, coupled with the recognition of same-sex marriage, have redefined the meaning of family itself.

It’s great news that the North Carolina Supreme Court struck down partisan gerrymandering under its state constitution.

As the Minnesota Vikings prepare to open the National Football League’s centennial season at home, the team is hoping to overcome past disappointments.

It’s a great story: The Cherokee Nation is asserting its right to send a delegate to Congress under treaties dating back to 1785 and 1835.

Oklahoma court is ordering Johnson & Johnson to pay $572 million for its part with the opioid crisis.

Democrats are talking seriously about ending the legislative filibuster once and for all.

On this Labor Day, the ranks of the unemployed are at near-record lows here in Minnesota and the country as a whole.