Located south of Fairbanks, Alaska, the small city of North Pole keeps Christmas decorations up year-round and boasts cheerful street names related to the holiday.
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In a shameful chapter of Minnesota history, a Black man named Max Mason was wrongfully convicted of raping a white woman in 1920.
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Michael Rosow and Thomas Boyd may have come to law as a career from different paths, but they share a common devotion to their clients.
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Two lawyers from different counties are responsible for most of the recent sex-trafficking convictions in Minnesota.
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Starting law school in the same class, Kevin Sieben and Samuel Edmunds became good friends almost immediately, and they built on that foundation to become law partners in 2013.
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Although retired attorneys Peter Gorman and Mary Rice aren’t law partners in the traditional sense — they don’t work together on cases, for example — they do have a shared vision when it comes to volunteer work.
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In July 2018, Carver County sheriff’s deputies shot and killed Archer Amorosi, a 16-year-old in the throes of a mental health crisis.
Read More »2020 Attorneys of the Year: Gerald Laurie and Kelly Jeanetta
As societal norms and mores change, legal standards must evolve. With a sexual harassment case they argued before the Minnesota Supreme Court, Gerald Laurie and Kelly A. Jeanetta helped to promote that evolution.
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Alan Milavetz and Larry Chiat never lived in Virginia, Minnesota, but their family ties to the Iron Range city run deep.
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When venerable Briggs and Morgan combined with Ohio-based Taft Stettinius & Hollister at the start of 2020, one of its Twin Cities’ partners saw an opportunity to help the newly merged law firms expand their pro bono programs.
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