Minnesota Lawyer

When Emily Tremblay began law school at the University of Wisconsin, she liked the idea of a career that highlighted debate, advocacy and service. However, she knew little about intellectual property law.

Stinson LLP’s Aalok Sharma serves clients in the growing field of digital sports and entertainment law, which includes esports, sports technology, wagering and fantasy sports.

On the way to becoming a neuroscientist, Emily Niles decided pursuing a law degree would be more rewarding.

Anna Koch likes an argument.

Behind every law firm is a cadre of technology specialists who understand and build software programs to improve operations.

Beginning in police records in the Burnsville Police Department before moving to several other positions in Dakota County, Sena Dahl has spent much of her career in law enforcement.

While pursuing a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at the University of Minnesota, Joseph (Yu) Chen took a job in the Technology Commercialization program.

Todd Goderstad’s first introduction to the industry where he would spend his career came while working as a credit manager for a construction equipment company.

Amid the pandemic, 3M saw plenty of companies selling fraudulent versions of its N95 face masks.

A team of attorneys led by Meshbesher & Spence managed the rare feat of convincing a federal district court to reinstate litigation over a 3M Bair-Hugger product that hospitals use to warm patients before, during and after surgeries.