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The 13 th edition of Minnesota Legal Ethics has updates and supplements from cases, articles, and opinions through March 31, 2023. The treatise is free, online, word-searchable, and includes hot links. The treatise comprises both commentaries on ...
Editor's note: A reply from the authors of the article discussed here has been appended to this post. See Response by the Authors ... below. --------- My article, Do Minnesota Prosecutors “Get Away” with Misconduct?, was published in Minnesota ...
This blog post first appeared as a column in MINNESOTA LAWYER on January 17, 2023. Under the Rules of Professional Conduct lawyers have duties to disclose certain matters (conflicts, adverse interests, etc.) and duties not to disclose confidential ...
This blog is an expanded and modified version of a column that appeared in MINNESOTA LAWYER on September 20, 2002. On September 14, 2022, the author sent an advance copy of the article to Susan Humiston and offered to post any comment Ms. Humiston ...
This blog was originally published as William J. Wernz, Professional Competence as an Ethics Obligation, Minn. Law., June 29, 2022. ----- A brochure of the Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility (OLPR) informs persons considering complaints, ...