Minnesota Lawyer

A native of south Texas, Roxanna Gonzalez looked to her mom and dad as inspirations when it came time to choose a career.

Amy Erickson practices in two similar fields: They’re both about who gets what and when, and they can be highly emotional.

Brianna Chamberlin credits her significant accomplishments as a litigation associate at Fish & Richardson P.C. to the firm’s leadership giving her tremendous opportunities from day one.

Growing to match her responsibilities is something Nina Campo seems to do effortlessly.

Receiving a pat on the back from your work colleagues is one thing.

In her six years of practice, Rachel Barrett has become a champion of people dealing with pain, suffering and loss.

The key to Abou Amara, Jr.’s career is that he’s looked at law from both sides: How it’s made and how it’s litigated.

Each year Minnesota Lawyer recognizes a group of new attorneys off to a fast start in their legal careers and legal professionals making impacts within the companies and communities they serve.

The following collection of profiles highlights those whose work and passion should finally get their due, along with those whose talent shines bright, even at the beginning of their careers. Their work is inspirational.

Davida Williams’ first vocational choice as a grade-schooler was to be a marine biologist. But she soon changed her mind to a practice of law, which is where she has excelled in adulthood.