Minnesota Lawyer

On Feb. 19, 2019, the Minnesota Court of Appeals issued an unpublished custody modification decision in In re the Marriage of Rothen.

The declaration on Feb. 15 by President Donald Trump of a “National Emergency” to shift previously authorized military-related federal funds to build his long-promised wall along the southern border has supporters, skeptics, solons, and seers debating the logicality and legality of the pronouncement that seems destined to be resolved by the Supreme Court.

Once a school decides to punish a professor for choosing the wrong client, it implicitly endorses the clients of others who are not punished.

The first of two articles on the subject of sleep and lawyer well-being.

A semicolon is a comma with a period on top; you may recognize it from its work in statutes, contracts, Dickens, and the “winky” emoticon, into which it morphs whenever it’s placed on the inside of a parenthesis.

A federal district court in Houston has held that because women are now permitted to serve in combat roles in the U.S. military, all women must be obligated to register for the draft, just as men do.

The occasion of his 210th birthday provides an opportune time to review his effect on the law in this state.

The ranking of your law school does not correlate to how good a lawyer you are at all. So why do so many lawyers care about it?

It’s important as a sign of the times because it reflects distrust of the news media.

Regardless of whether you’re writing for an audience that will read on a screen or on paper, some considerations of clean style and etiquette are universal.