Hellmuth & Johnson: Celebrating 30 Years
Founded in 1994, Hellmuth & Johnson began as a two-attorney law firm. Over time, the firm grew to include 70...
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Founded in 1994, Hellmuth & Johnson began as a two-attorney law firm. Over time, the firm grew to include 70...
Read moreThe practice of law has long been a family business. Attorney Darbie Tamsett is not only continuing her family’s legacy...
Read moreAmerica’s criminal justice system has been a hotbed for debate and controversy for decades. Some believe it to be the...
Read moreSpencer Fane LLP is not just a law firm, it’s a hub of legal excellence and client-focused service. Founded in...
Read moreOn October 1, 2023, after more than 13 years, Chief Justice Lorie Skjerven Gildea stepped down from her position as...
Read moreGeoffrey Kozen does not shy from a challenge. With a practice focused on antitrust, class action and other complex commercial
“Anyone who has been to law school understands how expensive it is,” says Alisha Bowen, co-founder of Legal Aid’s Bowen
Maschka, Riedy, Ries & Frentz Law Firm: From Trauma to Triumph, Attaining Justice for Injured People By H. K. Wilson
Chief Judge John R. Tunheim was nominated to the federal district court by President Clinton in 1995. He has served
A 10-year-old boy – let’s call him, Diego – came to Minnesota with his mother – let’s call her, Alida
Robins Kaplan on the Front Lines of $589M National Opioid Settlement on Behalf of Tribal Nations Share When the states
Patterson Thuente: IP Litigation Reimagined Tom Dickson and Jeffer Al … We generally work in teams of only two to
Over half of Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid’s (MMLA) clients identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC). When they enter
Delroy Fjelstad is an 80-year-old Vietnam veteran. He has owned and lived in his townhome for nearly 30 years. Then,
Cristine M. Almeida brings many perspectives to client advocacy at Almeida Public Affairs — that of a first-generation Cuban American,
The practice of law is seen by most as inherently adversarial, an arena in which one party must lose in
Legal Aid’s Youth Law Project (YLP) attorneys haven’t seen many clients in the office over the past year and a
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