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New Podcast Available — Researching the Data Center Boom: Helping Communities Make Smarter Decisions
As data centers reshape communities across the country, two University of Minnesota professors and their collaborative partners are helping local leaders navigate the complex legal...
Minnesota Law Advances to Quarterfinals and Wins Best Oralist at Thurgood Marshall Memorial Moot Court Competition
Minnesota Law advanced to the quarterfinals and won best oralist at the 2025-26 Thurgood Marshall Memorial Moot Court Competition held in Washington D.C., featuring 40...
Minnesota Law Welcomes Professor Jeff Kosseff
Minnesota Law is excited to announce that Professor Jeff Kosseff has joined the University and the Law School this month as the Silha Professor of...
Minnesota Law Now
Minnesota Law Now is a new podcast from the University of Minnesota Law School that brings together some of today’s most insightful legal scholars for conversations on law, policy, and the ideas that shape our world. Episodes feature faculty experts from the University of Minnesota Law School and distinguished guests who will discuss current issues, including presidential power and administrative authority, labor rights, corporate governance, gender in the workplace, immigration, policing, data privacy, law and science, and much more.
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Minnesota Law Magazine
Challenging Monopolies
After helping secure a landmark antitrust verdict against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, Zach Biesanz ’08 is preparing for another blockbuster antitrust trial — this time against Amazon.
The Write Stuff
Lawyers by training and storytellers by calling, these Minnesota Law alumni are using the written word to explore history, justice, adventure, and the human experience.
