Minnesota Lawyer

Some people pick their career; some have a career pick them. For Ann Bloodhart, it feels more like the latter.

Corporate legal work is frequently touted as offering a better work-life balance, and, here and there, Renee Jackson has found that to be true.

Like many high achievers, Emily Wessels embraces challenges and doesn’t shy away from putting herself in new situations.

In her in-house attorney role at ALLETE Inc., an energy company that serves the Upper Midwest, Sarah Whiting supports the environmental and land management department, which includes both environmental and real estate matters.

For someone barely a decade into his career, Robert Maloney has experienced an array of legal worlds.

When health care providers defraud the Medicaid system, the expense not only comes out of taxpayers’ pockets, it also prevents other vulnerable people in need from receiving health care services they deserve.

Consumer protection laws are typically viewed as protecting those who purchase goods or services. However, as Assistant Attorney General Katherine Kelly says, “Every AG has their own flavor of things they want to pursue.”

John Grisham hasn’t written any legal thrillers about medi-cal fraud cases, but a team of attorneys in the Health Care Practice group of Robins Kaplan is fine with that.

Delving into late 19th century source materials from the Minnesota Historical Society is not a routine part of the job for Scott M. Flaherty, an appellate attorney with Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP in Minneapolis.

2021 was a year of renewed opportunities for Paul D. Peterson, a founding partner of Harper & Peterson, PLLC, a Woodbury law firm that focuses on personal injury and civil litigation.