Gerardo “Jerry” Alcazar uses creativity to connect with jurors in representing Fortune 500 clients in his national products liability defense practice at Blackwell Burke.
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Kerri Nelson is fielding questions from employment law practice clients whose employees now work remotely as the Bassford Remele shareholder adjusts to working from home.
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Brendan Kenny, attorney at Blackwell Burke, enjoys connecting his legal representation to clients’ business strategy in his national products liability practice.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Restaurant clients seek advice during pandemic
Ryan Palmer is hearing from clients across the country who are struggling under closures ordered in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Champagne dispute rings in trademark focus
Merchant & Gould partner Heather Kliebenstein doesn’t associate champagne only with New Year’s Eve toasts.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Subrogation specialty built firm, national association
Jeff Baill, partner at Yost & Baill, faces few misconceptions about his firm’s specialization: subrogation.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Patent litigator likes court time — and audience
As a litigator Loren Hansen likes getting into court, but he had never done so with a large audience.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Real estate practice expands after acquisition
Lisa Ashley handles more national projects in her commercial real estate practice at Ballard Spahr since the Philadelphia-based firm acquired Lindquist & Vennum in Minneapolis two years ago.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Lobbyist helps shape policy including school start
Students and others who appreciate the school year beginning after the Minnesota State Fair ends may wish to thank Joseph Bagnoli, a shareholder and recent addition to Winthrop & Weinstine.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Simple question informs patent attorney’s approach
Aaron Fahrenkrog, partner at Robins Kaplan, approaches complex patent cases with a simple question: “What difference does it make?”
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