Minnesota Lawyer

The #MeToo Movement has rocked the legal profession like nothing else in recent memory.

There is research to support that gut feeling that the human mind and the human eye react differently to things on the screen and things on paper.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals issued an unpublished opinion concerning the preclusion of a child’s testimony in a protective services proceeding

A look at a dozen eclectic cases decided by the State Supreme Court during that landmark year.

One needn’t be a libertarian to see why excessive fines constitute a serious problem.

By affecting our culture and modes of communication, social media reshapes many questions of legal and judicial ethics.

What's the proper usage: “the plaintiff,” “plaintiff,” or “Plaintiff”?

Clarence Thomas wrote that the justices should take on “politically fraught” issues regardless of consequences, because “the Framers gave us lifetime tenure.”

The late University of Maryland sociologist Morris Rosenberg used the word “mattering” to describe our need to believe “that we count in others’ lives, loom large in their thoughts, make a difference to them.”

Two cases, shattering the shield that effectively has barred oversight of the merits of an arbitrator’s ruling, share some similarities.