For many of us, the Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon was an annual tradition that was benign, or maybe even inspiring. People with disabilities saw it another way.
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The 22 Minnesota legislators say there are burdens and rewards to managing both jobs at once.
Read More »In-House Counsel 2023: Erin Neils
Erin Neils wasn’t looking for a new job. But a want ad looking for a general counsel at Champlin-based specialty subcontractor Egan Company jumped out at her.
Read More »In-House Counsel 2023: Mark Kalar
Mark Kalar was about as well established in his profession as one can be. Armed with a master’s in architecture, he spent 16 years as an architect at various local firms. But then he saw something in his business that he thought needed fixing.
Read More »In-House Counsel 2023: Ted Cadwell
Not every lawyer embraces work that involves turning cow manure into biogas, but it suits Ted Cadwell just fine.
Read More »In-House Counsel 2023: Joel De León
The war on Ukraine has destroyed thousands of lives, but it has also derailed many a young person’s education plans. Joel De León has set about rectifying that.
Read More »Annual data privacy study focuses on policy
While it’s still subject to mostly a patchwork of state laws, regulations around data security continue to be an important topic for business owners.
Read More »Weeding out systemic bias: Prosecutors seek answers
It’s one thing to have a panel discussion about eliminating bias in the criminal justice system; it’s another to have it populated by current and former prosecutors.
Read More »Panel examines mass incarceration, racial disparities
The figures aren’t pretty. Sixty percent of incarcerated Americans are people of color.
Read More »2022 Attorneys of the Year: Brewster v. USA
A team of Gustafson Gluek lawyers took on a pro bono case involving a botched surgery on a veteran and ended up with a handsome settlement for their client.
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