Minnesota Lawyer

Merchant & Gould partner Tony Zeuli says volunteering with Children’s Law Center (CLC) to represent foster children in court is a rewarding experience for him and Minneapolis colleagues.

Kristy Mara, newly elected to a two-year term as president of the Minnesota Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, says family lawyers are “busier than they’ve ever been” during the pandemic.

Leaders of the affinity bar associations representing Minnesota’s attorneys of color came together last year — in light of the George Floyd killing — to issue a joint declaration condemning “criminalization of black and brown victims.”

Joe Green, formerly general counsel at TCF Financial Corp., now Huntington Bancshares Inc., began working with Faegre Drinker’s Minneapolis office after the banks’ June merger.

When Roxanne N. Thorelli spends Friday afternoons advising clients of the Volunteer Lawyers Network, the Fredrikson & Byron associate is practicing what her mother taught her to do.

A Twin Cities doctor will stand trial next month on federal obscenity charges for mailing out thousands of pamphlets advertising his book on “The Sexual Life.”

Attorney wellness and equity top Jennifer Thompson’s agenda as 2021-2022 president of the Minnesota State Bar Association.

Susan Trombley, a self-described third-generation civil servant, says helping people is her core guiding principle.

Focusing her practice on health litigation is no accident for Vanessa Szalapski, whose father is an orthopedic surgeon.

Rachael Stack works to offer “on-demand” services to clients — because that’s what she would expect as a client herself.