Minnesota Lawyer

Assistant United States Attorney Surya Saxena contributed to a continuing legal education program earlier this year in Duluth that focused on how implicit biases may cause racial inequities in federal criminal cases.

When deciding on whether to attend law school at the University of Minnesota or his alma mater, Boston College, Roshan N. Rajkumar faced a tough decision.

When Ami ElShareif first heard the origin story of Robin Kaplans LLP she was immediately drawn to the firm.

Cargill’s in-house legal department has created a multitiered program to increase diversity and inclusion both within the division and in the ranks of vendors.

A devoted fan of the popular 1980s and 1990s show “LA Law,” DeeLon Pfeifer knew she wanted to someday “do something in law.”

Daniel Hunter handles one of the most unsung and important roles in any law firm.

Paralegal Kris Graves sits at the center of activity in Bloomington city government. Hardly a contract, notice, resolution or ordinance goes through without her oversight.

Mike Sacchet has been spending much of his time lately litigating product liability cases against 3M, one of which could become the largest mass tort case in American history.

Rachel Dahl today specializes in estate planning for farmers and small businesses as an attorney at Edina-based Hellmuth & Johnson.

After graduating from Seton Hall University, Katie LaGrange worked in sales for Life Time Fitness and for an information technology firm while living in New Jersey.