Minnesota Lawyer

"Sometimes we’re too quick to impute motives to our adversaries."

“A lot of my clients are affordable-housing developers," Christina Rieck Loukas said.

Seeing development projects take shape or checking out a client’s new store are a big part of what Stinson Leonard Street partner Christine Eid likes about her real estate practice.

Vadim Braginsky, who last month joined Cozen O’Connor’s Minneapolis office, credits his wife with spurring his transition from electrical engineer to attorney specializing in intellectual property and patents.

Joshua Dorothy, shareholder at Gregerson, Rosow, Johnson & Nilan, said just because the law moves slow doesn't mean there's something nefarious.

Liz Burnett finds them an “invigorating and energizing” part of her national product liability defense practice.

Name: Kate Baxter-Kauf Title: Associate, Lockridge Grindal Nauen Education: B.A., communications studies, Macalester College; J.D., University of Minnesota Law School Kate Baxter-Kauf, associate at Lockridge ...

"In the family law system some attorneys take their clients’ problems and position and make it their own and it becomes a personal thing for the attorney."

“I’ll come home and have random facts about school buses or water buffalo or dentistry.”

Patrick Hynes likes reading John le Carré novels and teaching kids how to cook.