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2023 Up & Coming Attorneys
These Up & Coming Attorneys are the legal minds Minnesota Lawyer is going to cover for the next 20 years as they find justice for their clients and make the arguments that will help define new legal precedents.
2023 Unsung Legal Heroes
Without the support of the paralegals, IT professionals, investigators and more featured in this section, it’s nigh impossible to do great work.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Tony J. Stauber
In his relatively short career since graduating magna cum laud from Mitchell Hamline School of Law in 2019, Tony Stauber has found an important niche specializing in representing plaintiffs who have been wronged and have limited options for redress.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Steven R. Liening
Steven Liening brings rich and diverse life experiences to his law practice at Hellmuth and Johnson, where he is focusing on construction litigation.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Sarah J. Hewitt
Atticus Finch, thanks again. Henson Efron associate Sarah Hewitt is yet another attorney whose imagination was fired by the “To Kill a Mockingbird” protagonist.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Sangki Park
Sangki Park isn’t just an IP attorney. He’s a bridge to clients abroad, in South Korea and elsewhere.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Samantha Rollins Murphy
A partner in Faegre Drinker’s Minneapolis office, Sam Rollins Murphy defends employers across the country in litigation matters, specializing in class and collective actions.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Rashanda Bruce
Rashanda Bruce knew from an early age that she wanted to be a lawyer, and also why she wanted to be a lawyer.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Raoul Shah
It’s a cliché for lawyers to say they got into that profession to help people, but Robins Kaplan associate Raoul Shah has actually lived up to it.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Peter Doely
Peter Doely enjoyed studying Latin and Greek while pursuing a classics degree at the University of Iowa.
2023 Up & Coming Attorneys: Nicholas K.C. Lira Lisle
The catalyst for Nicholas Lira Lisle’s law career occurred in 2016, when he served a local government internship with the city of St. Charles, Illinois, as a public administration major at Northern Illinois University.
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