Minnesota Lawyer

Whether it’s technology or litigation support, Jennifer Stegora is leading the way.

Helping to start a law firm isn’t easy even when there isn’t a pandemic.

Ann Potter didn’t expect to be a database whiz.

During five years as an associate at Gustafson Gluek, Brittany Resch has been a go-to attorney on bigger and bigger cases.

Health care has an enthusiastic advocate in Laura Nelson.

At the beginning of his legal career, Peter Carlson was a litigator, handling corporate disputes, employment matters and other cases. But he would come to operate at the cutting edge of technology and law.

Like many newly minted lawyers, Mara Garcia Kaplan started out doing firm work. After graduation from William Mitchell College of Law, she worked at several firms.

To Abigail Nesbitt, litigation is diplomacy by other means. She enjoyed the diplomacy she conducted in four years of practice at Robins Kaplan, but for her, something was missing: the rest of the story.

In July 2018, Carver County sheriff’s deputies shot and killed Archer Amorosi, a 16-year-old in the throes of a mental health crisis.

As societal norms and mores change, legal standards must evolve. With a sexual harassment case they argued before the Minnesota Supreme Court, Gerald Laurie and Kelly A. Jeanetta helped to promote that evolution.