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Art, Literature, and the Law: "I Was Wrong, You See"

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Brandie Burris

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Mar 30, 2023

Brandie Burris shares her poem, "I Was Wrong, You See."

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Art and the Law 2023

Art, Literature, and the Law: Your Submissions

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Mar 29, 2023

Explore the artistic submissions of paintings, photography, sculpture, short stories, and poetry from HCBA members.

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Art and the Law 2023

Art Literature and the Law: Hump Day & The Arc of Time

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Areti Georgopoulos

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Mar 29, 2023

Areti Georgopoulos shares her short story, "Hump Day", and poem, "The Arc of Time."

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Art and the Law 2023

Art, Literature, and the Law: Poems

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Aaron Thom

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Mar 28, 2023

Aaron Thom shares his poems "Permanent as the Sun" and "When we waved Fred good-bye."

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Art and the Law 2023

Art, Literature, and the Law: The Reunion

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Carolyn Wolski

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Mar 28, 2023

As part of our Art and the Law Series, attorney Carolyn V. Wolski shares her short story, "The Reunion."

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Art and the Law 2023

NFTs and the Art World

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Jodi DeSchane, Brian Auerbach

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Mar 21, 2023

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) remain a hot topic in the fast-paced world of crypto assets. But, as is common with many cutting-edge technologies, the rise of NFTs also coincides with new litigation as companies attempt to push the boundaries of a novel system, sometimes to their legal peril.

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Art and the Law 2023

Shifting Tides?

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Jessica Karp

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Mar 10, 2023

As children, we are taught simple adages that govern our concept of ownership. For hundreds of years, these simple concepts also governed the more complex process of collecting for museums and cultural institutions, where collections were previously stolen by conquerors and colonizers. The idea of true ownership and returning objects of cultural significance to their rightful homes, repatriation, has only become more well-known in the last hundred or so years.

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Art and the Law 2023

President's Page: Growing Your Legal Community Presence

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Landon Ascheman

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Mar 06, 2023

When I first started attending HCBA meetings, I had no idea what I was doing. I didn’t know anyone at the meeting, didn’t know what was expected of me, and had absolutely no idea about the structure of the HCBA. I was still welcomed with open arms and found many wise colleagues that were happy to help. That is the welcoming community I still see around me today, and I hope you will decide to join us.

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President's Page

Each Story Is Worth Hearing

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Judge Bill Koch

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Mar 06, 2023

LeVar Burton knows it. Barbara Bush promoted it. Others champion it. Everyone realizes literacy is essential. There is a program in the Twin Cities allowing attorneys to join teachers and students to encourage and strengthen the literacy (and resilience) of middle school students: Reader/Writer. This program is the brainchild of former English teacher Lia Venchi, and it has actively engaged hundreds of attorneys in the Twin Cities.

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Art and the Law 2023

Introducing "Art, Literature and the Law" Series

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Will Ashenmacher

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Feb 28, 2023

HCBA member Will Ashenmacher has always been interested in how art and law converge, but his tastes have since expanded beyond the Grisham novel. Ashenmacher, special features editor for March's "Art, Literature and the Law" series, introduces five articles exploring intersections between art and law, from NFTs to the Reader/Writer program.

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Art and Law: Not So Different?

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Terrance C. Newby

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Feb 28, 2023

As a novelist, playwright, and litigation attorney, I am often struck by the similarities between my interests. Lawyers use the tools of novelists, playwrights, and photographers to tell our clients’ stories. Whether you try cases before a jury or draft contracts for corporate clients far from a courtroom, the practice of law incorporates the wordcraft of the novel, the drama of theater, and the simple power of the photograph.

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Art and Entertainment

The Best of What's to Come

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David S. Alter, PhD, ABPP, ABPH

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Feb 13, 2023

As retirement looms, many retirees find it challenging to create a sense of value, purpose, and enjoyment outside of their decades of work. David Alter, PhD, provides us with a few clinically proven strategies to make sure that retirement is a time of discovery, curiosity, and play.

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Senior Lawyers

New to the Bench: Judge Melissa Houghtaling

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Feb 06, 2023

Learn more about Judge Melissa Houghtaling, who was appointed to the Fourth Judicial District Bench in June of 2022.

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New to the Bench

40 Years of Intentional Infliction in Minnesota

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Marshall H. Tanick

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Jan 30, 2023

Marshall H. Tanick reviews the Minnesota doctrine of "intentional infliction", which was introduced 40 years ago, and how it has played out in Minnesota courts over the last four decades.

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Civil Litigation

New to the Bench: Judge Keala Ede

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Jan 27, 2023

Learn more about Judge Keala C. Ede, who was appointed to the Fourth Judicial District Bench in March of 2022.

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New to the Bench

Profiles in Practice: Lauren Clements

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Nick Hansen

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Jan 18, 2023

In our latest Profiles in Practice, Lauren Clements shares her journey from growing up to South Dakota to discovering her passion for employment law, and becoming an advocate for attorneys with disabilities.

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Profiles in Practice

Profiles in Practice: Nyajuok Deng

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Lani Rodgers

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Jan 10, 2023

Nyajuok Deng, an attorney at Fredrikson & Byron, has remained focused on the ‘why’ in her career. Through a variety of professional and educational experiences, Deng’s passion for justice and the law has only grown. These experiences have included working for the Department of Justice, a trip to Nepal, and meeting a Supreme Court Justice. Read about how Deng has kept grounded in her worldly law career.

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Profiles in Practice

President's Page: Supporting Others in 2023

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Landon Ascheman

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Jan 03, 2023

To start 2023, HCBA President Landon Ascheman asks members to reflect on who has supported you in your life and career, and how to pay that forward.

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President's Page

Profiles in Practice: Dee Baskin

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Jan 03, 2023

Dee Baskin has always been passionate about public service. As executive director of the Loan Repayment Assistance Program, Baskin supports the work of public attorneys by helping to ease their debt burden. Read about Baskin's background and why she chose to pursue helping others in her legal career.

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Profiles in Practice

Profiles in Practice: Tom Pack

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Jennifer Dailey

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Dec 20, 2022

Tom Pack didn't come from a family of lawyers, but he was inspired by his father to pursue a legal career. Read about Pack's journey from Oklahoma, to Washington D.C., to practicing in Minnesota and making his mark on the legal community here in the Minneapolis.

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Art, Literature, and the Law: "I Was Wrong, You See" (?)

Brandie Burris (?)

Mar 30, 2023

Art, Literature, and the Law: Your Submissions (?)

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Mar 29, 2023

Art Literature and the Law: Hump Day & The Arc of Time (?)

Areti Georgopoulos (?)

Mar 29, 2023

Art, Literature, and the Law: Poems (?)

Aaron Thom (?)

Mar 28, 2023

Art, Literature, and the Law: The Reunion (?)

Carolyn Wolski (?)

Mar 28, 2023

NFTs and the Art World (?)

Jodi DeSchane, Brian Auerbach (?)

Mar 21, 2023

Shifting Tides? (?)

Jessica Karp (?)

Mar 10, 2023

President's Page: Growing Your Legal Community Presence (?)

Landon Ascheman (?)

Mar 06, 2023

Each Story Is Worth Hearing (?)

Judge Bill Koch (?)

Mar 06, 2023

Introducing "Art, Literature and the Law" Series (?)

Will Ashenmacher (?)

Feb 28, 2023

Art and Law: Not So Different? (?)

Terrance C. Newby (?)

Feb 28, 2023

The Best of What's to Come (?)

David S. Alter, PhD, ABPP, ABPH (?)

Feb 13, 2023

New to the Bench: Judge Melissa Houghtaling (?)

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Feb 06, 2023

40 Years of Intentional Infliction in Minnesota (?)

Marshall H. Tanick (?)

Jan 30, 2023

New to the Bench: Judge Keala Ede (?)

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Jan 27, 2023

Profiles in Practice: Lauren Clements (?)

Nick Hansen (?)

Jan 18, 2023

Profiles in Practice: Nyajuok Deng (?)

Lani Rodgers (?)

Jan 10, 2023

President's Page: Supporting Others in 2023 (?)

Landon Ascheman (?)

Jan 03, 2023

Profiles in Practice: Dee Baskin (?)

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Jan 03, 2023

Profiles in Practice: Tom Pack (?)

Jennifer Dailey (?)

Dec 20, 2022

Art, Literature, and the Law: "I Was Wrong, You See"

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Brandie Burris

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Art, Literature, and the Law: Your Submissions

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Art Literature and the Law: Hump Day & The Arc of Time

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Areti Georgopoulos

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Art, Literature, and the Law: Poems

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Aaron Thom

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Art, Literature, and the Law: The Reunion

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Carolyn Wolski

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NFTs and the Art World

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Jodi DeSchane, Brian Auerbach

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Shifting Tides?

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Jessica Karp

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President's Page: Growing Your Legal Community Presence

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Landon Ascheman

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Each Story Is Worth Hearing

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Judge Bill Koch

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Introducing "Art, Literature and the Law" Series

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Will Ashenmacher

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Art and Law: Not So Different?

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Terrance C. Newby

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The Best of What's to Come

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David S. Alter, PhD, ABPP, ABPH

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New to the Bench: Judge Melissa Houghtaling

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40 Years of Intentional Infliction in Minnesota

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Marshall H. Tanick

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New to the Bench: Judge Keala Ede

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Profiles in Practice: Lauren Clements

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Nick Hansen

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Profiles in Practice: Nyajuok Deng

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Lani Rodgers

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President's Page: Supporting Others in 2023

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Landon Ascheman

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Profiles in Practice: Dee Baskin

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Profiles in Practice: Tom Pack

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Jennifer Dailey

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