For Fredrikson & Byron partner Nicole Moen, 2019 stood out for the conclusion of a highly complex piece of litigation.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Minnesota prisoner hepatitis C litigation
If you’re serving a prison sentence in Minnesota, should you have to wait until you to get liver cancer to get lifesaving hepatitis C treatment with a 99 percent success rate?
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Minnesota Attorney General’s Office prosecution of Minnesota School of Business/Globe University for fraud
The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office prosecution of Minnesota School of Business/Globe University for fraud was a multifaceted case that the prosecutors involved knew would not be simple to tackle.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Nicholas G.B. May
Twin Cities employment lawyer Nicholas G.B. May enjoys representing plaintiffs in discrimination and civil rights cases.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Lor Ler Kaw, Lor Ler Hok Koh, Mary Jane Summerville and George Thawmoo v. ISD #625
The business litigator saw the case in personal terms.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: LGBTQ+ asylum matters
Working with two other Maslon LLP attorneys, Thomas Pack oversaw five pro bono cases in 2019 involving LGBTQ+ immigrants facing potential deportation.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Leonard Pozner/Sandy Hook defamation case
Leonard Pozner did not want to litigate whether a mass murder at Sandy Hook school in Newtown, Connecticut, really happened in 2012.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Amy Lawler
Amy Lawler was thrilled when the Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously ordered the state Department of Corrections to stop holding hundreds of inmates past their release dates.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Teresa Lavoie
Teresa Lavoie represented startup clients in two of the largest biopharma acquisitions of the past decade.
Read More »2019 Attorneys of the Year: Paula Jossart
Considering she’s a solo practitioner with just one dedicated paralegal, Paula Jossart has had an impressive year.
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