Minnesota Lawyer

President Donald Trump’s cry to “break up” one of the federal Circuit Courts of Appeals may have some merit, but it is misdirected.

But with the evidence now available, it’s extremely unlikely that an ordinary prosecutor could convict Trump.

If anyone else in the government, except possibly the vice president, had revealed such classified information that person would be going to prison.

When you’re a junior associate at a firm, you have to consider what the client wants, what is best for you, best for your business, and what your boss wants you to do. Solo attorneys only have to worry about the first three.

“People start at the wrong place by saying, ‘I like that website,’ and then emulating it.”

Now that he has occupied the White House for a bit more than 100 days, how is Donald Trump faring politically?

When it comes to judicial nominees, the Republican president seems to be calling them right out of the Federalist Society playbook.

The limits of tort liability among ex-spouses are being tested.

Termination of parental rights litigation constitutes one genre of Minnesota Court of Appeals cases that attract scant attention.

What if the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark abortion rights ruling and nothing changed?