Minnesota Lawyer

In today’s competitive market for legal services, lawyers must balance two roles that are sometimes at odds: legal adviser and salesperson.

In business, trademarks can be powerful competitive and economic assets.

Behind every law firm is a cadre of technology specialists who understand and build software programs to improve operations.

Dana Gray’s colleagues at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP say she has a knack for spotting and grooming talent that has served the firm tremendously over three decades.

Every promising law student needs that crucial first break; Barnes & Thornburg LLP’s Sarah Evenson helps make that happen.

Brownie Davis likes solving problems. As managing architect of software engineering at Fish & Richardson P.C., he’s given great leeway to do so.

Beginning in police records in the Burnsville Police Department before moving to several other positions in Dakota County, Sena Dahl has spent much of her career in law enforcement.

While pursuing a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at the University of Minnesota, Joseph (Yu) Chen took a job in the Technology Commercialization program.

A softball game 34 years ago resulted in a new career for Lori Wosmek Brown.

Vernona Boswell has two jobs, both of which would be consequential on their own. On one hand, she’s the division manager of victim services for the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office. On the other, she’s the office’s first director of race and equity.