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The House Judiciary Committee has announced plans to consider two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
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Commentary: Phone-sex memoir tests limits of free speech
Can a public employee be fired for penning a memoir about her days as a phone sex operator? That’s no law classroom hypothetical. It’s a ...
Read More »All in the Family: The expanding role of judges in settlement talks
On Dec. 2, the Minnesota Court of Appeals issued an unpublished decision in In re the Marriage of Kanake v. M’mujuri.
Read More »Four steps to developing a succession plan
For some people, succession planning means retirement, closing a practice, or advancing into and out of leadership and client relationship roles.
Read More »Here’s a 2019 holiday gift guide for lawyers
It’s already that time of year — time to start shopping for the lawyers on your holiday gift list.
Read More »Commentary: Trump, the Navy SEAL and the Trident Pin
The confusing saga of Donald Trump’s intervention in the case of Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher seems to be over at last.
Read More »Commentary: No scandal in Supreme Court being sociable
A liberal group has criticized Justices Samuel Alito and Brett Kavanaugh for meeting last month with an anti-gay-rights activist.
Read More »Sybil Procedure: Eliminating in-person CLEs is a terrible idea
The Minnesota Supreme Court is considering a petition that would allow MN attorneys to fulfill their 45-credit CLE requirement with up to 45 hours of on-demand (archived) programs.
Read More »Perspectives: Gun issues still alive in D.C. and here, too
The inattention at the White House does not mean that the once-lively issue of gun safety is now dead.
Read More »Commentary: Is saying ‘OK, boomer’ OK in workplace?
What happens if people start saying “OK, boomer” at work?
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