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The coronavirus outbreak has caused unprecedented disruption in law firms and created a host of new issues for firm general counsel and ethics partners.
Read More »Quandaries and Quagmires: Legal ethics, risk management in pandemic
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Perspectives: Deposing adverse counsel? Here’s how in 8th Circuit
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.
Read More »Sybil Procedure: Brave new world
I turned to my husband and whispered, “Quarantine: Day 1.”
Read More »Perspectives: What’s in a name? Lots of litigation
Journalists commonly remark that “names make news,” meaning that news articles including names attract more attention than those lacking identification of individuals.
Read More »Briefly: There is a reason for all those pesky rules
We wrote last month about the basic rules of common sense and etiquette that govern oral argument.
Read More »Commentary: The imaginary Minnesota budget surplus
What both the Democrats and Republicans get wrong.
Read More »All in the Family: Record, findings incomplete in complex divorce
On Feb. 18, 2020, the Minnesota Court of Appeals issued an unpublished decision in In re the Marriage of Suhsen and Suhsen.
Read More »Perspectives: Legal issues jump up on Leap Day
It’s Leap Year, again.
Read More »Legal Writing Notebook: Foolproof recipe for the Minnesota Nicegram
Recently I asked lawyers about the piece of legal writing that they most wanted to improve.
Read More »Commentary: Weinstein’s conviction gives rape survivors a fairer shot at justice
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.
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