Minnesota Lawyer

Two recent attempts by President Trump to ban publication of a pair of unfavorable books about him faltered badly.

Classes at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law will be an online-only this fall, the school’s dean says.

Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office has settled four of five eviction actions filed since the governor declared a peacetime emergency on March 13.

The police reform bill passed during the July special session will not affect the state’s sentencing grid, Sentencing Guidelines Commission members were told on July 23.

Pete Orput has stepped down as the state prosecutors’ representative on the Sentencing Guidelines Commission, citing a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis.

First of two parts: A look at Justice David Lillehaug’s earlier career as a top political aide, U.S. attorney, candidate and private-practice attorney.

Minnesota’s U.S. District Court denied the Trump campaign’s motions for an interlocutory appeal and a stay of proceedings in a lawsuit involving unwanted campaign texts allegedly sent to three Minnesota plaintiffs.

Michelle Looby likes making a difference for clients who otherwise might not have representation in her work as a partner in Gustafson Gluek’s national antitrust and class action practice.

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

A dispute over a northern Minnesota mineral lease will be settled by a district court instead of via arbitration, the Minnesota Court of Appeals has decided.