Minnesota Lawyer

Sen. Paul Gazelka, while noting that these times call for difficult decisions, expressed public concern that Gov. Tim Walz’s leadership “should not be unilateral and unchecked.”

A Senate bill that gives extraordinary powers to the Department of Human Services commissioner during the COVID-19 crisis moved through one committee last week.

Ryan Palmer is hearing from clients across the country who are struggling under closures ordered in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

House and Senate caucus leaders announced that they effectively are shutting down the Legislature for almost a month.

So, COVID-19 … some virus, huh?

Merchant & Gould partner Heather Kliebenstein doesn’t associate champagne only with New Year’s Eve toasts.

In the Hopper is a summary of Minnesota legislation of interest to the legal community.

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

Jeff Baill, partner at Yost & Baill, faces few misconceptions about his firm’s specialization: subrogation.

In a unanimous vote, House Judiciary last week took a step toward eliminating slavery and involuntary servitude from the Minnesota Constitution.