Minnesota Lawyer

After earning her undergraduate degree in chemistry and environmental science, Paige Stradley flipped a coin to decide whether she’d attend medical or law school.

Mike Sacchet has been spending much of his time lately litigating product liability cases against 3M, one of which could become the largest mass tort case in American history.

Even in law school, Lauren Routhier loved the nuances of property law, trusts, estates, and tax issues.

Faris Rashid takes what he calls a practical approach to his work as a technology attorney at Greene Espel.

Although Allison Plunkett hails from three generations of attorneys, she initially resisted the pull of becoming a lawyer herself, until an economics class changed her mind.

Rachel Dahl today specializes in estate planning for farmers and small businesses as an attorney at Edina-based Hellmuth & Johnson.

Entrepreneurship runs in Alicia Miller Buchel’s blood.

If you read the Star Tribune regularly, you’ve probably seen Patrick Lofton’s name in print.

Born in Cuba and raised in Miami, Aleida Conners had always had strong ties to the Latin American community.

Iowa native Richard C. Landon had his sights set on a career as a college professor before he was drawn to the intellectual challenge of legal work.