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Discovery with Timothy C. Cook
Tim Cook on pizza, mediation and everything in-between
The Mission for Our Profession in the 21st Century
The Minnesota State Bar Association president on challenges and possibilities
‘Still Dancing Backwards in High Heels’
An oral history of Minnesota women who started practicing law in the 1960s and ’70s
Discovery with Michael S. Gaarder
Vacuum cleaner salesman-turned-lawyer Michael S. Gaarder on outdoor adventures, ill-advised courtroom shirts and his other odd job
A Solid Foundation
How Jeffrey W. Coleman built a construction law career out of an engineering degree
Telling Their Stories
Lisa Lamm Bachman gives a voice to children and victims of domestic abuse
Matters of Life and Death
Susan Link has a deep devotion to estate planning. Her pro bono work with Wills For Heroes is a big reason why
Local Counsel with Jessica L. Durbin
Duluth-based attorney Jessica Durbin tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Turning the Page
A few months before retiring from the state Supreme Court, Justice Alan Page sat down with us to look back at his judicial career
Dancing Outside the Shadows of the Law
Jan Conlin is at times a war-room general and at times a self-described softy
Finding the Good
Deborah Ellis defends cops and the people arrested by them
The Amazing World of Nadia Hasan
When the business litigator talks pro bono work, one word keeps coming up over and over
‘An Uncommon Level of Common Sense’
Jim Carey spent the first part of his life unsure of his path; he’s spent the second at a full sprint
From Posner to Scalia
Aaron Van Oort on the jurists who shaped his career
The Whistleblower’s Best Friend
Clayton D. Halunen aims to afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted
Smart From the Heart
Employment law attorney Sheila Engelmeier aims to make a difference as pragmatically as possible
From the Red River Valley to the Iron Range
Fergus Falls-based attorney and former state bar president Dick Pemberton of Pemberton Law has tried dozens upon dozens of cases in every corner of the state