Most of us have had the unpleasant experience of finding a typographical error.
Read More »All in the Family: Technology, taxes, timekeeping take center stage
It was a busy month at the Minnesota Court of Appeals, with a significant number of family law reversals issued over the last 30 days.
Read More »Perspectives: Minnesota resigned to Watergate legacy
Watergate had numerous connections with Minnesota and many intersections with the law in Minnesota.
Read More »Input Requested: Disclosing errors and malpractice
This year, the board is considering revisions to Opinion 21 to bring it into conformity with ABA Opinion 481.
Read More »Commentary: Taking 8chan offline raises free speech issues
Should there be some place on the Internet where even the most repellent, vile discussion is allowed?
Read More »Legal Writing Notebook: In the (conditional) mood
We use the indicative mood to express fact or opinion. We use the imperative mood to give directions or make requests. We use the subjunctive mood to convey, among other things, possibilities, hypotheticals, or conditions that do not exist.
Read More »Commentary: Trump and Mueller were both victims of rules
It’s become clear to me that the problems go back even further: The regulations governing the appointment of a special counsel doomed Mueller’s investigation from the start.
Read More »Quandaries and Quagmires: Trending: legal ethics and risk management
Two blockbuster news stories in the past few weeks illustrate some important principles of legal ethics and risk management.
Read More »Commentary: The ruling that kept suburban schools segregated
The racial makeup of today’s schools actually owes itself to a series of other court decisions.
Read More »Sybil Procedure: Millennials and boomers are stronger together
Every generation has characteristics. And in this article I wanted to focus on another generation.
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