Minnesota Lawyer

Back in 2011, six local attorneys took a bold step when they founded a diversity-focused law firm, Minneapolis-based Sapientia Law Group.

Looking back over her legal career so far, Arleen A. Nand feels grateful for more experienced women lawyers who mentored her and helped pave the way.

The Infinity Project was founded by Lisa Montpetit Brabbit, Marie Failinger, Sally Kenney and Judge Mary Vasaly.

Growing up in Milwaukee, Christopher Fowlkes was only 5 when he formed the ambition to become an attorney.

Jess Rehbein took a somewhat circuitous route to her current position as a legal administrative assistant.

As a paralegal at Cozen O’Connor LLP, Amy Kulbeik enjoys helping individual clients work through their financial issues and get a fresh start through the individual bankruptcy process.

As marketing and business development manager at Fredrikson & Byron, Kelly Griffith fills a number of key roles.

Iowa native Richard C. Landon had his sights set on a career as a college professor before he was drawn to the intellectual challenge of legal work.

Jennell C. Bilek has used her unique background as a pharmacist to excel in intellectual property litigation and counseling.

A proactive approach is the best way for developers and contractors to prevent unforeseen complications from derailing construction schedules.