Minnesota Diversity in Law Column | Attorney at Law Magazine

The World is Warming and Watching: Climate Accountability Cases

Our planet is hotter now than it has been in human history. Over the last 40 years, we have seen the largest increase in the

Jeffrey B. Simon December 3, 2024

The Growing Role of Mental Health in Child Custody Cases

Mental health has become an increasingly significant factor in family law, reflecting broader societal trends that recognize mental health as a critical component of overall

Natalie Webb December 3, 2024

Women’s White Collar Defense Association Dallas Chapter

Attorney at Law Magazine Dallas sat down with Kit Addleman, one of the Dallas chapter leaders of the Women’s White Collar Defense Association (WWCDA). Addleman

Attorney at Law Magazine December 3, 2024

Top Legal-Specific AI Tools for Law Firms

In recent years, the rapid rise of AI has ushered in new possibilities for the legal industry, thanks in large part to the influence of OpenAI.

Attorney at Law Magazine November 20, 2024

Image displaying the aftermath of the two hurricanes, Helene and Milton that hit back to back with the wording "Steps to File Your Homeowner's & Flood Insurance Claims or Apply for Disaster Assistance from FEMA"

Navigating Filing a Damage Claim after Hurricane Helene & Hurricane Milton

Homeowner’s insurance typically covers wind, hail and other storm-related property damage. However, it doesn’t cover flood damage, which is why a separate flood policy is often necessary.

Marc Wites November 19, 2024

Mary Ellen Reihsen: Building & Growing Businesses

It became clear to me that I was a deal maker back in law school,” says Mary Ellen Reihsen, a partner at Hellmuth & Johnson.

Dan Baldwin November 14, 2024