Minnesota Lawyer

U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson, DFL-Minn., has drawn criticism and praise for being one of only two Democrats to vote no on an impeachment procedural vote Thursday. What was your reaction to the Congressman’s vote?

Craig Krummen’s aptitude for finance may be his greatest asset in complex commercial litigation and intellectual property litigation.

The mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul have both endured racially or religiously biased and threatening messages. Do you see that as a weird coincidence or emblematic of something bigger and more worrisome in our culture?

With trade wars and tariffs making headlines, Heather Marx’s specialized practice in customs, imports and trade remedies is generating a lot of questions from clients.

Should courts let police wander outside the bounds of identified evidence?

Kerry Bundy’s choice of law over animals has worked out well.

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

Michael R. Cohen focuses on keeping track of how technology has evolved and how the law has evolved with it.

If you had the president’s ear, what would you say to persuade him to feel as you do about Minneapolis?

Brad Colbert’s experience before he went to law school has helped shape his public defense focus of more than three decades.