Minnesota Lawyer

More than 54 mergers and acquisitions in three years demand a strong team. Henon Efron has proven to be such a team.

During a year when the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade and made it more difficult for women to get abortions, a Ramsey County District Court moved in the opposite direction.

The case against BMO Harris Bank and its involvement with Ponzi scheme mastermind Tom Petters finally reached the courtroom after a five-and-a-half-year delay.

Following the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer in 2020, Adine Momoh wanted to encourage younger attorneys to target their volunteer hours toward social justice.

Within a few weeks of arriving to attend St. Cloud State University, Nepali student Anuj Thapa played a game of indoor soccer with fellow Ne-pali students and suffered a fractured leg.

As a Como Park High School student in St. Paul two decades ago, Bradley Pederson joined a mentoring program that eventually led to an internship at 3M.

When Sharon Roberg-Perez attended a recruiting event for diverse law students nearly 20 years ago, a certain law firm caught her attention.

After a successful career as an academician in Texas, Michelle Miller began a second one by enrolling in law school in her mid-30s with the idea of becoming a civil rights litigator.

When Micah Revell was growing up in the southeast United States, he always looked for a chance to head outdoors and enjoy the natural world.

In her youth, Amber Kraemer was a devotee of NBC’s “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” — inspired by its star attorney Alexandra Cabot, played by Stephanie March.