Minnesota Lawyer

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

Ray Faricy lucked into working with developers of some initial Midwestern wind energy projects, in his words. His experience in renewable energy projects, however, has grown as the industry has surged over the last two decades.

Rachel Dahl, who recently joined Maslon as a partner, likes the personal interaction and the technical work that come with her estate planning practice.

Imran Ali is channeling his extensive experience as a high-profile prosecutor into helping recruit expert faculty and develop curriculum for a “criminal justice professional training platform” in his new private practice role.

Minnesota Women Lawyers President Kristin Haugen says the organization will highlight members as it celebrates the 50th anniversary of its founding.

Mónica Dooner Lindgren says being the first Latina to serve as president of the Ramsey County Bar Association is a humbling experience.

For Stinson partner Timothy Griffin, winning a Minnesota Court of Appeals case affirming rights of transgender students is “probably the most rewarding case personally and professionally” of his career.

A condemned but historic Duluth property will remain standing for now though preservationists seeking to save it may have to post a bond to cover expenses to stabilize the structures, the Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled.

Landon Ascheman, recipient of this year’s Minnesota State Bar Association Professional Excellence Award, attributes the honor to his extensive pro bono service and encouraging more attorneys to volunteer.

A District Court judge did not abuse her discretion in setting a sheriff’s salary at nearly $17,000 more than county commissioners had voted to pay him, the Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled.