Minnesota Lawyer

Five years ago, the city of Bloomington decided to start taking racial equity seriously.

Often the most effective change comes from within, and at Dorsey & Whitney LLP, firm partner Erin Bryan is helping create that change.

When she’s not busy with her labor and employment practice — and sometimes even when she is — Stinson LLP partner Amy Conway advocates for those whose voices aren’t always heard.

When it comes to walking the walk about educating legal professionals on equity issues, family law attorney Jacquelyn Lutz is near the head of the class.

As they have been in recent years for many residents of Hennepin County, crime and policing were at the forefront at a forum between Hennepin County attorney candidates Mary Moriarty and Martha Holton Dimick Thursday night.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled last week that the state’s health department had the authority to enforce COVID-19 restrictions and impose penalties against food and drink establishments that violated them.

A huge jury verdict awarded to a former employee of Summit Brewing Co. is likely to be appealed, according to the recipient of that verdict.

Armed with a master’s degree in economics, Matt Thornton saw a career in finance in his future. But he soon started having second thoughts.

In two short years at Ciresi Conlin LLP, Jacob Siegel has made a name for himself by representing local and national businesses and individuals in high-stakes civil disputes, including breach of contract, intellectual property, employment and business tort matters.

A relative newcomer to the world of law, Jon Schoenwetter has already proved to be a vital part of the Cozen O’Connor team.