Minnesota Lawyer

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.

Rachel Kitze Collins has shown a knack for taking on high-pressure cases and zeroing in on the nuances of complicated legal matters.

After graduating from Seton Hall University, Katie LaGrange worked in sales for Life Time Fitness and for an information technology firm while living in New Jersey.

Wage theft has been in the news lately, what with the recent passage of a sweeping law addressing the fiscal mistreatment of low-wage employees.

Brett Kelley learned to work under pressure and under fire during 10 years in the Army.