Minnesota Lawyer

An eminent domain beef comes down to construction interruptions.

Our experience has taught us that online deliberations are every bit as robust and effective as their in-person counterparts.

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

The newly retired judge who first donned a robe in 1984 never forgot the job is all about people.

When and how a petition fighting a drunken driving conviction runs out was the subject of a recent decision by the Minnesota Court of Appeals. This time, the convicted party won out.

Mike Rosow and Winthrop & Weinstine have represented multiple parties in “claw back” suits from trustee dealing with Tom Petters’ bankruptcy liquidation.

A step forward for transgender rights might result from a Minnesota Court of Appeals ruling released this week.

Statistical analysis shows that many Supreme Court nomination battles since the early days of this country have been political — and often depended on whether the president’s party also had control of the U.S. Senate.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed a man’s first-degree criminal sexual conduct conviction after finding the trial court empaneled a biased juror.

The House Select Committee on Racial Justice heard a barrage of messages about the intersection of structural racism and public health last week.