Minnesota Lawyer

As a lifelong gamer who began playing Nintendo’s “Super Mario” games as a kid, Jules Porter saw that few characters that looked anything like her.

Lariss Maldonado sees her leadership roles in volunteer organizations as an opportunity to give back and offer young Latinos an example of success in the legal profession.

The images of Afghans fleeing Kabul as American forces withdrew in August brought back memories for Fredrikson & Byron PA shareholder and immigration attorney Loan Huynh, who escaped Vietnam with her family in 1975.

Law practices have become increasingly aware of the importance of having a good word processing staff and a robust set of style and content templates to improve productivity.

Paralegals sometimes develop an unshakable bond with attorneys and follow them throughout their careers.

After graduating from Minnesota State University Mankato several years ago, Kelsey Lund had her eye on becoming an occupational therapist.

Maslon attorney Ann Motl has spent her law career representing corporations and, as a volunteer, fighting for the rights of disabled people.

After just six years as an attorney, Virginia R. McCalmont started a firm with seven other partners in January 2021.

While studying for a master’s degree in chemistry at the University of Minnesota, Shui Li researched drugs intended for cancer treatment.

As an undergraduate at the University of St. Thomas, Leah Leyendecker worked as a communications intern for the Advocates for Human Rights, where she met many attorneys doing pro bono work on asylum cases.