BY PATTY BECKIt’s too quiet.” This was the thought that plagued me during the first two days of the five-day silent meditation retreat I completed last year. Despite my best efforts to prepare myself to unplug leading up to what had
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Gov. Walz appoints Justice Natalie Hudson to serve as chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 23, 2023 Contact: Claire Lancaster claire.lancaster@state.mn.us 651-219-2975 Governor Walz Appoints Justice Natalie Hudson to Serve as Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court Governor Walz appoints Karl Procaccini to serve as Associate Justice [ST.
PAUL, MN] – Governor Tim Walz today
YLS Welcomes New Leadership at Annual Meeting
This article was originally published in the July/August 2023 edition of the CBA Record. Click here to read the entire article on page 42.
How Attorneys Should Handle Alzheimer’s and Aging
Post Authored By: Hannah Werner
It seems that more and more celebrities are releasing their diagnoses of Alzheimer’s dementia. Famous singer Tony Bennett died of Alzheimer’s on July 21, but was able to perform and record music prior to his
Gov. Walz appoints Kathryn Hipp Carlson to the Workers’ Compensation Court of Appeals
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:August 17, 2023 Contact: Claire Lancasterclaire.lancaster@state.mn.us651-219-2975Governor Walz Appoints Kathryn Hipp Carlson to the Workers’ Compensation Court of Appeals [ST.
PAUL, MN] – Governor Tim Walz today announced the appointment of
Kathryn Hipp Carlson as a judge on the
Admission of Rebuttal Evidence
Post Authored By: Elaina Stevens
Rebuttal evidence is often necessary for attorneys to have a fair shot at arguing theircase. It may come in the form of evidence not initially presented or through a witness who wasnot initially disclosed, but
Notes & Trends – August 2023
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• Arson: State must prove a fire was started without authorization. Appellant reported his house was on fire, prompting both police and insurance investigations, which concluded the fire was set intentionally. After a jury trial, appellant
Needing help with legal tech?
MSBA has undergone a number of changes in technology related to online services recently. MNdocs is on a new platform; the online communities, including PracticeLaw, received an updated look and functionality; and we added the new MSBA Resource
Thanks to our outgoing certification board members!
The MSBA’s certification boards are composed of several dozen experienced attorneys who volunteer their time and expertise. This year, five board members stepped down after years of service. We are grateful for the time and expertise these individuals have shared