Minnesota Lawyer

Democrats lead in races for both Senate seats and the governorship, but only in one case — Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s 53-38 percent lead over Jim Newberger — does the race appear to be noncompetitive.

These 3-D cases test the limits of what is speech and implicitly, whether a right to bear arms means obtaining the plans to build your own gun.

Clandestine recording of presidential conversations has a significant and sordid history.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has, for the first time in a reported decision, recognized, and (partially, but specifically) defined, parental alienation.

No revelation about President Donald Trump, no matter how bad, can derail Kavanaugh.

Why Minnesota employees who quit their jobs are nearly always resigned to losing their claims for benefits before returning to the labor force.

As with many grammar rules, it’s easy to say, tougher to spot, and sometimes really challenging to practice.

At the ABA Annual Meeting earlier this month, the House of Delegates approved sweeping amendments to the Model Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyer advertising.

Three in five U.S. workers who take vacations admit to doing work while on the vacation.

It’s a bad argument, unfair to both presidents.