The POWER 30: Jan M. Conlin
Ciresi Conlin LLP is in the trial business. It’s a boutique trial firm that extends from shareholder disputes to medical malpractice and is available to consult with other lawyers.
The POWER 30: John A. Cotter
John Cotter focuses his practice on complex business litigation, closely held shareholder litigation, antitrust, intellectual property and other complex civil matters.
The POWER 30: Katie Crosby Lehmann
Metal carts line Katie Crosby Lehmann’s office. They are filled with thick black binders full of trial exhibits and documents.
The POWER 30: Janel M. Dressen
The Evenstad family pharmaceutical business, Upsher-Smith Laboratories, is now owned by a Japanese company, but litigation between the family members con-tinues.
The POWER 30: Sybil L. Dunlop
Working at Emily’s List in Washington, D.C., was more about politics and less about making policy, so Sybil Dunlop went to law school at Vanderbilt where a profes-sor put her in contact with U.S. District Court Judge James Rosenbaum.
The POWER 30: Deborah A. Ellingboe
Deborah Ellingboe started with then Faegre & Benson in 1997 and is now head of the litigation practice group at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP, having gone through two mergers with the firm.
The POWER 30: Terrence J. Fleming
In 2007, securities regulators approved a merger between the enforcement arms of the New York Stock Exchange and the National Association of Securities Deal-ers, creating a single watchdog for brokers from Wall Street to Main Street.
The POWER 30: Beth Forsythe
When a company runs into trouble either from the inside or the outside, an investigation follows.
The POWER 30: Thomas L. Hamlin
Thomas Hamlin is one of the only two lawyers at Robins Kaplan to recover more than a billion dollars in two cases.
The POWER 30: Laura Hammargren
It’s been about three years since 3M settled PFAS claims with the state of Minnesota, paying $85 million in damages for water pollution from the chemicals and bringing the issue to most Minnesotans’ attention.
The POWER 30: Randall E. Kahnke
The challenge of business litigation is anticipating problems and managing risk, according to Randall Kahnke of Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP.
The POWER 30: Kathy S. Kimmel
Kathy Kimmel has been an equity partner in law firms since 2001, practicing in the areas of fiduciary issues, health care employment and business torts at Fox Roth-schild LLP.
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