Minnesota Lawyer

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.

In today’s competitive market for legal services, lawyers must balance two roles that are sometimes at odds: legal adviser and salesperson.

The daughter of Tibetan refugees living in India, Tinzing Artmann knows what it is like to be a refugee in a new country.

Caryn Anderson once had a career in mind of becoming an elementary school teacher before she began student teaching.

After graduating with a degree in public relations decades ago from Mount Mercy University in Iowa, Scott Lynch found a claims job at the St. Paul Companies.

Laura Graf became the Ryan Companies’ chief legal officer in 2020 after working in private law firms and focusing on commercial real estate issues for nearly two decades.