Minnesota Lawyer
Pamela Steinle has gone from teaching high schoolers to teaching clients about trust and estate planning as an attorney at Sunde Olson Kircher & Zender in St. James.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: From high school classroom to legal practice
Breaking the Ice: Human aspect of employment law adds appeal
Jenni Ives’ main pet peeve is when people are needlessly unkind
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Helping individuals focuses practice, pro bono work
“I always wanted to help people that were harmed in some way,” Brandon Vaughn said.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Opportunity, family bring commercial litigator to Minneapolis
Miguel Alexander Pozo is a first-generation college and law school grad.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Family law, prosecution diversify practice
Ryan Bies is shareholder at Dougherty, Molenda, Solfest, Hills & Bauer in Apple Valley
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Product liability defense fulfills intellectual curiosity
"The best lawyers I know are ones that have mastered the art of civility"
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Helping people out of ‘bad spots’ motivates practice
Phillip Kitzer, partner at Teske Katz Kitzer & Rochel, values the opportunity to help people through tough times in his employment law practice.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Expungement expertise offers some a second chance
James Gempeler dislikes the font Arial and hates glitter with a passion.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: E-discovery expertise complements practice
“What I’ve learned through those cases I can then help apply to advising clients,” Brian Clark said.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Working for clients, change in legal profession
Sybil Dunlop loves oysters, the English language and walking around the lakes. She hates sophistry.
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