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Breaking the Ice: Tenacity led Southerner to Minnesota, environmental law
Byron Starns in 1973 became deputy attorney general for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and lead trial lawyer in U.S. v. Reserve Mining.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Saving Jordan, Appleton on ICE, Get-Together!
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Read More »Breaking the Ice: Crossing border to help asylum seekers
Kara Lynum’s latest volunteer efforts to assist asylum seekers have taken the immigration attorney into Mexico.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Suing Ellison, compelling DHS, gaining Greenland
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Read More »Breaking the Ice: ‘Using your whole brain’ appeals to IP lawyer
Dan McDonald began working at Merchant & Gould during his first year of law school and never left.
Read More »Capitol Retort: PolyMet drama, ‘front and center,’ going bananas
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Read More »Breaking the Ice: Representing people who ‘don’t have a voice’
Yvonne Flaherty, partner at Lockridge Grindal Nauen, wants everyone to have access to the courts — especially those injured by defective drugs and medical devices.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Losing interest, Dem-olition, Gopher State wine
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Read More »Breaking the Ice: From only woman at M&A table to mentor
Alyssa Hirschfeld, principal at Gray Plant Mooty, says her mergers-and-acquisitions practice is the most exciting area of the law.
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