Minnesota Lawyer

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

The House being twice as large the Senate, DFLers listed exactly twice as many priority bills — 10 to the Senate’s five.

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U.S. Indian agent Lawrence Taliaferro, a bureaucrat who played a crucial role in the seizure of Native American land in the Upper Mississippi Valley in the 1830s, came to deplore the “rascality and frauds permitted by the treaty making power generally.”

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.

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

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