Recent Articles from Frank Jossi
2023 Top Women in Law: Tara Sutton
Representing dozens of tribal nations, Robins Kaplan LLP partner Tara Sutton last year won two settlements against opioid manufacturers and distributors for $1.5 billion.
2023 Top Women in Law: Tammera R. Diehm
After earning undergraduate degrees in political science and urban studies, Tami Diehm joined the Columbia Heights Planning Commission and saw that important decisions always involved a third party.
2023 Top Women in Law: Rochelle Hauser
Mergers and acquisitions have been the focus of Henson Efron attorney Rochelle Hauser for the past few years, specifically her client Classic Collision.
2023 Top Women in Law: Nicole Anderson
Nicole Anderson’s first introduction to the legal system was at age 12 when her stepmother adopted her.
2023 Top Women in Law: Marianne Short
During Marianne Short’s 45-year law career, she knew how long to stay and when to leave.
2023 Top Women in Law: Kelsie Kingstrom
Since becoming the Renville County Attorney in 2022, Kelsie Kingstrom has significantly increased the number of people charged with crimes and serving on juries.
2023 Top Women in Law: Heather Marx
After becoming the first person in her family to graduate from college, Heather Marx took a chance on herself.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Peter Doely
Peter Doely enjoyed studying Latin and Greek while pursuing a classics degree at the University of Iowa.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Jaime Wing
After serving in the U.S. Army for five years, Jaime Wing wanted to use a military college program to attend law school.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: David J. Milavetz
David Milavetz had stiff competition from his brother, Daniel, before being chosen as an Up and Coming Attorney.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Bradley R. Prowant
In 2010, at the height of the Great Recession, Bradley Prowant came onto the job market armed with history and philosophy degrees and graduate school ambitions.
2023 Unsung Legal Heroes: Anna Messerly
Anna Messerly grew interested in physical therapy as a child who suffered injuries while competing in several sports.
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