Minnesota Lawyer

You’ll find profiles of young attorneys climbing to the top of their fields by winning multimillion-dollar medical malpractice suits, winning employment discrimination suits, tackling complex medical device and intellectual property issues, and more.

When Emily Tremblay began law school at the University of Wisconsin, she liked the idea of a career that highlighted debate, advocacy and service. However, she knew little about intellectual property law.

Armed with a master’s degree in economics, Matt Thornton saw a career in finance in his future. But he soon started having second thoughts.

Not many attorneys speak five languages in addition to English, but Anju Suresh is unique in a number of ways.

Mickey Stevens, a litigation associate at the Minneapolis office of Dykema Gossett PLLC, said he knew since entering law school that he was interested in being in the courtroom as much as possible.

In two short years at Ciresi Conlin LLP, Jacob Siegel has made a name for himself by representing local and national businesses and individuals in high-stakes civil disputes, including breach of contract, intellectual property, employment and business tort matters.

We highlight those who work outside of the spotlight in roles as diverse as investigators, paralegals, office managers and IT professionals.

Stinson LLP’s Aalok Sharma serves clients in the growing field of digital sports and entertainment law, which includes esports, sports technology, wagering and fantasy sports.

A relative newcomer to the world of law, Jon Schoenwetter has already proved to be a vital part of the Cozen O’Connor team.

Nicholas Scheiner is an attorney who looks like an FBI agent — which makes sense considering he used to be one.