Marshall H. Tanick

Robert Carradine’s Minnesota case helped define defamation law, distinguishing privileged police reports from unprotected media statements.

Law Day spotlights landmark U.S. Supreme Court quotes on rule of law, free speech, civil rights and constitutional principles shaping America.

This concept resonates with particular force this year as actual and threatened departures from the rule of law seem to be so prevalent, especially at the federal level due to the actions and inactions of the Trump administration.

The Minnesota Daily marks 125 years, highlighting major First Amendment, open records, and defamation cases shaping student press rights.

Recent Minnesota Tax Court rulings highlight property tax disputes, valuation appeals, filing deadlines and agricultural tax classifications.

The well-known controversial assault by President Donald Trump and his administration on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion has long tentacles.

Minnesota Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme Court cases examine whether geofence warrants for cellphone location data violate privacy rights.

The payment will go into a fund to compensate any perceived victims of 'weaponization' by the Biden administration, including the 1,500-plus pardoned January 6th rioters

Minnesota ties to the “Nuremberg” film spotlight Justice Robert Jackson, war crimes trials, Supreme Court history and free speech law.

Minnesota courts are weighing election law disputes involving deepfakes, campaign finance reporting and political defamation claims.