Poul Haas

Founded four years ago, Avantech Law is an intellectual property and technology law firm serving clients in the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific that’s led by Founder and Partner William Woodford.

Avisen Legal was founded seven years ago as “a boutique business law firm comprised of partner-level lawyers representing companies, owners, executives, investors and entrepreneurs throughout the U.S.”

Bradford Andresen Norrie & Camarotto, a regional civil litigation firm, opened with four attorneys three years ago and has since grown to eleven.

Founded four years ago by eight attorneys who had built practices elsewhere, Forsgren Fisher makes culture the center of the firm.

Hill Crabb was founded in 2019 and is a “boutique law firm dedicated to creating custom legal solutions for individuals, couples and families,” according to its website.

Mike Kemmitt, Evan Sanford and Patrick Kramer say they aim to ensure that clients with work-related injuries and disabilities receive the benefits they deserve.

Early in her career, Lucere Legal’s founding partner Kimberly M. Hanlon “kept noticing that most law practices violate the laws of good business.”

McCurdy Laud, a boutique intellectual property firm, was created by a new mother during the pandemic.

Messick Law, PLLC, which has been in business for four years, focuses on trust and estate litigation, probate and trust administration, elder law, real estate, civil litigation and family law.

MJB Law Firm is “a boutique law firm focusing on the areas of banking law, under-secured workouts, agri-finance, loss prevention and corporate turnarounds and restructuring.”

Co-founded in 2018 by Devan Padmanabhan and Michelle Dawson as a boutique intellectual law firm, Padda Law Group tells potential clients it is “a potent sword or shield for you to wield as you journey toward achieving your highest business goals.”

Upper Midwest Law Center was founded in 2019 by attorney Douglas Seaton.