Minnesota Lawyer

Never underestimate the value of a semester abroad. It’s how Aaron Knoll decided that accounting was out and the law was in for him.

Employment attorney Jillian Kornblatt believes she is living in a time when her position rarely has been more challenging.

Amy Krupinski’s client was “over the moon” when a jury ruled in his favor as biological father in a paternity case against the husband of the child’s mother.

Growing up in Minnetonka, Barry Landy, a litigator at Minneapolis-based Ciresi & Conlin LLP, had early exposure to the practice of law: His mother was an attorney at a law firm in Minneapolis.

Pharaoh Lewis isn’t content to just get ahead. He also wants to give back.

The pandemic is a national disaster. But some have just the right skills for it.

Patrick Newman got his first taste of working in the credit and collection field while living in Madison and attending the University of Wisconsin.

As a University of Minnesota undergraduate, Lauren Pockl spent a semester in 2008 working in then-Rep. Jim Ramstad’s Washington, D.C., office.

As a 9-year-old boy, Kaleb Rumicho emigrated from Ethiopia after waiting for five years as his father and his attorneys worked on gaining asylum status for his wife and four children.

Zuri Balmakund Santiago’s career has a consistent theme: service to community.