Minnesota Lawyer

Visiting assistant clinical professor Nadia Anguiano-Wehde led University of Minnesota Law School students in winning a key ruling that should allow a man to rejoin his family in the United States.

Stearns County’s rejection of a proposed community solar farm has won approval from the Minnesota Court of Appeals, but industry and renewable energy advocates say such local decisions cost jobs and income for landowners.

Small business owners may be so busy running their companies that they don’t stop to consider what the future might hold if they weren’t there.

Lariss Maldonado’s desire to become a lawyer has fueled her rise from a Latino community in south Texas to law school in Minnesota and now to her groundbreaking new role as board chair American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota.

Two partners in Faegre Drinker’s Minneapolis office are co-leading sectors of the firm’s newly launched artificial intelligence and algorithmic decision-making team.

Attorney Jenn Urban says working with nonprofit organizations and individuals starting them enables her to “empower those people to do big things in the community.”

T. Anansi Wilson is realizing a vision he declared as an undergraduate with his appointment as founding director of the forthcoming Center for the Study of Black Life and the Law at Mitchell Hamline School of Law.

In her practice, Katie Gettman offers legal and business advice to corporations, executives and business owners.

Media lawyer Leita Walker’s efforts leading to live-streamed coverage of Derek Chauvin’s trial have earned the Ballard Spahr partner local and national recognition.

A community group suing to stop the proposed $350 million Upper Harbor Terminal redevelopment project in north Minneapolis has its own vision for reuse of the 48-acre riverfront parcel.