Continuing Legal Education

The hybrid model has introduced flexibility but also unique wellness risks, including professional isolation, blurred work-life boundaries, and "Zoom fatigue." Unchecked, these factors can lead to chronic stress, burnout, and substance use issues, all of which directly compromise an attorney's duty of competence and diligence. This CLE leverages insights to provide participants with practical, actionable strategies for fostering connection, maintaining boundaries, and ensuring professional competence in a remote or hybrid environment.

Join the Human Rights Center and Advocates for Human Rights for a special conversation with Morris Tidball-Binz, United Nations Special Rapporteur on extra-judicial summary or arbitrary executions. He joins us to speak about his mandate’s role in promoting and implementing the Minnesota Protocol on the Investigation of Potentially Unlawful Death. Mr.

The University of Minnesota Law School will host Professor Richard W. Painter, S.

The Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology formally invites the Minnesota Law community to a discussion on recent changes in U.S. and international privacy and cybersecurity law. 

Across four panels and a keynote address, panelists will open each session with brief individual remarks, followed by a moderated roundtable discussion and audience Q&A. Speakers will share research, practical experience, and insights into how law is responding to rapid technological change. We hope you will join us for a full day of conversation and connection.

Join the University of Minnesota Law School for the 2026 Dewey Lecture in the Philosophy of Law with Professor Brian Tamanaha, John S. Lehmann University Professor at Wash U Law.

Professor Tamanaha’s lecture will address the views of jurisprudence and of state law, that are substantially indebted to John Dewey, through three themes: