Minnesota Lawyer

Not all the best spring breaks take place on the beach. Just ask Alex Dyste-Demet.

After graduating from the University of Wisconsin in economics and history, Jason Engelhart considered a career in journalism before deciding law likely had more promise and opportunity.

Courtney Ernston’s role at Minnesota Construction Law Services allows her to refine a niche in a specialized industry area through expertise and lots of hard work.

Logic plays a giant role in the practice of law, so it’s only logical that it was behind Amran Farah’s decision to pursue law as a career.

Caitlynrose Fisher remembers writing her first “legal brief” at the age of 10. She enlisted her brother’s testimony to support her argument on why she should be allowed to have a sleepover.

An associate with Robins Kaplan, Elizabeth Fors forsook one career to start a second. A risky move, but it has paid off.

Working in family law, Henson Efron attorney Anne Haaland says, means encountering people at some of their most challenging times.

Like many in the legal profession, Hellmuth and Johnson partner Cole Hickman had some early influences that sparked his interest in the law.

With a master’s degree in biomedical science and an undergraduate degree in biochemistry and music, patent attorney Laura Hupp had plenty of career options.

After barely a year with Dorsey & Whitney, Drew James has established himself as a force in the arena of employment lawsuits.