Minnesota Lawyer

If a bill becomes law, Minnesota parents and judges would no longer be able to sign off on kids getting married.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr says he’d already planned to step in before Trump’s tweet, but now says the president’s social media posts “make it impossible to do my job.” What do you make of all this?

Students and others who appreciate the school year beginning after the Minnesota State Fair ends may wish to thank Joseph Bagnoli, a shareholder and recent addition to Winthrop & Weinstine.

Minnesota State Bar Association has chosen just three bills as priorities for the year. Of those, it really hopes to pass only two.

How do you think history will come to regard the impeachment of President Donald John Trump?

Aaron Fahrenkrog, partner at Robins Kaplan, approaches complex patent cases with a simple question: “What difference does it make?”

Minnesota Senate named Susan Kent, its majority leader. It’s the first time a DFL woman has ever occupied that post.

Robins Kaplan partner Kate Jaycox decided to become a lawyer “to continue to fight for the underdog.”

Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.

Bradley Walz’s work with clients developing software, devices, beverages and food products inspired the partner in Barnes & Thornburg’s Minneapolis office to do some inventing of his own.