The article reports on the historic and recent revocation of CLE credit by the Minnesota Board of Continuing Education.

The rankings are based on a rigorous evaluation process that includes the collection of client and lawyer evaluations as well as peer review from leading attorneys in their field.

The recognition is given to one Minnesota attorney in their first six years of practice or under age 36, and is based on the nominee's pro bono work, community service, contributions to diversity, and professional achievement.

Maslon is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Erin Snyder to the Financial Services Practice Group.

The Meritorious Service Award recognizes a notable act of distinction in the performance of service to the community.

The article discusses the new Series 4 smartwatch Apple unveiled on Wednesday, September 12, that some attorneys warn "may expose the tech giant to personal injury lawsuits."

The award will be presented to the Maslon team for their pro bono representation of Douglas Tyrone Armstrong that resulted in the vacation of his death sentence in late 2017.