Judicial Branch announces death of OLPR’S Humiston
The Minnesota Judicial Branch announced the death of Susan Humiston, director of the Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility.
Justices disbar former chief public defender Benson
The Minnesota Supreme Court disbarred former Hennepin County Chief Public Defender Kassius Benson over tax crimes and client fund misuse.
Breaking the Ice: Norton Rose Fulbright’s Mary Young adds global role
Norton Rose Fulbright’s Mary Young expands her leadership role as global co-head of Life Sciences and Healthcare while leading the firm’s Minneapolis office.
Breaking the Ice: Litigator balances law career and Team USA bandy
Cozen O’Connor litigator Kelly Engebretson discusses civil litigation, her legal career in Minneapolis, and competing for Team USA Bandy.
Breaking the Ice: Craft Food & Beverage Club offers low-pressure legal connections
Minneapolis employment attorney Corey Kobbervig connects lawyers through the Hennepin County Bar Association’s Craft Food & Beverage Club.
OLPR seeks additional discipline of Northfield lawyer
A Northfield attorney on probation faces possible suspension after the OLPR alleged new misconduct involving a frivolous eviction filing.
Minnesota Lawyer announces 2025 Attorneys of the Year
Minnesota Lawyer announces its 2025 Attorneys of the Year, honoring outstanding Minnesota lawyers, firms and legal teams across diverse practice areas.
OLPR seeks discipline of lawyer in conflict-of-interest case
The Minnesota ethics board seeks discipline of an attorney, alleging serious conflicts of interest in a criminal sexual conduct case involving a minor.
Breaking the Ice: Attorney returns after cross-country adventure
After 21,000-plus miles, 32 states and ventures into Canada and Mexico, Joe Ceronsky has returned to Maslon after a nearly year-long family road trip.
Breaking the Ice: MSBA honoree dedicated to ‘downtrodden’
Longtime federal defender Andrew Mohring reflects on his career, his clients, and why he’s devoted his life to representing the underdog in the justice system.
Itch for a niche: Some lawyers thrive in specialized practices
From equine law to hockey teams and surrogacy, Minnesota attorneys are carving out unique legal niches rooted in passion, chance, and specialized demand.
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