Minnesota Lawyer

Digging up new business is always tough.

LaJune Thomas Lange is a pioneer in the field of diversity when it comes to the Minnesota bar and bench.

For nearly a quarter-century, Joseph Satter has been serving members of the bench and bar through his work in communications, marketing, and membership for the Hennepin County Bar Association.

Angela Benser took a winding, DIY approach to becoming a veteran database administrator with Foley & Mansfield.

Rachel Kitze Collins has shown a knack for taking on high-pressure cases and zeroing in on the nuances of complicated legal matters.

As a principal at Fish & Richardson, Angela Follett sees herself as an educator and a translator.

A native of Nigeria, Frank Aba-Onu had a distinguished career in progress before he even joined Bassford Remele four years ago.

The complexities in impaired-driving laws received a workout in a Minnesota Court of Appeals decision published last week.

Appeals court weighs whether previous offense was crime of violence.

The Minnesota Supreme Court has thrown out a workers' compensation danaward to retired defensive lineman Alapati Noga.