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Working and volunteering with organizations advocating for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault fueled Julia Hillel’s interest in becoming a lawyer.
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Capitol Retort: Good cop/bad cop, family squabble, un-tax or spend
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Antitrust success means ‘getting the basics right’
Mark Jacobson, member of Cozen O’Connor’s Minneapolis office, “avoided antitrust courses like the plague” in law school.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Pre-sesh confabs, noncompetes, attitude of gratitude
What’s the big issue that you think will dominate this year’s traditional pre-session confabs?
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Business practice focuses on valuations
Peter Brehm says the Lunds & Byerlys case exemplifies why he became a certified business valuation appraiser.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Jury break, impeachment inquiry, dead to rights
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: Intellectual property provides intellectual challenge
Tiffany Blofield, shareholder at Greenberg Traurig, likes the intellectual challenge of her practice.
Read More »Capitol Retort: Judicial petition, insulin session, skull cracking
Our review of issues in state and national news, with a rotating cast of political people in the know.
Read More »Breaking the Ice: ‘Traffic cop’ manages immigration, other concerns
Managing attorney David Wilson describes Wilson Law Group as “almost an immigrant-based firm.”
Read More »Capitol Retort: On probation, hotter than guns, AI overlords
Controversy surrounds the state Sentencing Guidelines Commission’s 6-5 vote to preliminarily approve a five-year cap on probation terms for many felons.
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