Minnesota Lawyer

In 2019, Chief Judge John Tunheim issued a decision in Portz et. al. v. St. Cloud State University et. al. that found the university was in violation of the law.

In 2019, Clark Opdahl of Henson Efron navigated through one of those rare deals when he represented Space Center Inc. and sister company Logistxs in what turned out to be the third-largest sale of an industrial real estate portfolio in the county.

For Fredrikson & Byron partner Nicole Moen, 2019 stood out for the conclusion of a highly complex piece of litiga­tion.

Considering she’s a solo practitioner with just one dedicated paralegal, Paula Jossart has had an impressive year.

Cornell Moore has worked tirelessly for decades to develop a pipeline of diverse talent from institutions like Howard University and others.

Inti Martínez-Alemán immediately recognized a considerable, unmet need for legal services for the state’s Hispanic population.

Cam Hoang’s commitment to diversity and inclusion extends well beyond her responsibilities as partner at Dorsey & Whitney.

After his fourth-grade teacher gave him a “Mister Arguing Award,” John Murphy decided to turn that ability into a legal career.

Abigail Krueger is considered one of the firm’s go-to resources for an array of tasks.

Unlike many law firm staff members, Robin Dusterhoft doesn’t work on multiple cases and projects.