Minnesota Lawyer

A late hour in a dark office. A sleep-deprived lawyer squints at a glowing flatscreen, her keyboard pattering.

It’s no surprise that a federal judge has held that Harvard University doesn’t discriminate against Asian Americans in its admissions.

The U.S. Supreme Court reconvenes for its 2019-20 term beginning on the traditional first Monday of October.

A movement for religious rights is transforming the place of religion in American public life.

In a recent decision, the Minnesota Supreme Court reiterated what an attorney can or, more importantly, cannot claim as security for unpaid legal services.

The question of which streams, lakes, wetlands and other water bodies across the U.S. should receive federal protection under the Clean Water Act has been a major controversy.

What makes Trump’s alleged conduct so terrible is not that he froze aid to Ukraine for a policy purpose.

A good painting never looks quite like you imagined it beforehand.

President Donald Trump unleashed a torrent of criticism last fall when he derisively tweeted that a federal court ruling halting one of his new immigration restrictions was issued by an “Obama judge.”

Britain’s Supreme Court started a pivotal hearing related to Brexit.