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There’s No “I” in Greene

Legendary Minneapolis litigator Cliff Greene has made teamwork his legacy

Care for the Caregivers

Civil defense attorney Deborah Eckland is any in-home day care provider’s best friend

Under Center

Eric Hageman uses his legal know-how on behalf of his NFL-bound son, former Gophers star Ra’Shede

Around the World with Inchan Hwang

From South Korea to Japan to the U.S., the attorney has developed an international practice

Best Man

Keith Nelsen uses his leadership skills to help renew Best Buy

The Wide Out

Former Gophers wide receiver Lee Hutton III traded in his pads for a thriving and diverse legal practice

There and Back Again

Sam Hanson’s journey from the bar to the bench

A Better Way

Nancy Zalusky Berg advocates for family law clients and human rights

Expecting the Unexpected

Duluth-based defense attorney David Keegan of Keegan Law Office on authenticity, courtroom surprises and representing the man who turned a recliner into a vehicle

The Daley Show

Annamarie Daley grew up on a farm, went into complex commercial litigation and is considered by clients to be capable of anything

The Gunslinger, the Bulldog or the Pit Bull

Call her what you want—Cecilie Loidolt just wins

Wall of Protection

How trademark lawyer Tim Kenny safeguards local and national brands

The Advocate

Jim Schwebel is in the business of rebuilding lives

The Combiner

Andrew Humphrey is a mergers lawyer who last year pulled off one of his own–between Faegre & Benson and Baker & Daniels. We sat down with him in March to ask him how he did it

From Scrubs to the Courthouse

Law may be Mary Shearen’s second career—she started out as a nurse—but it’s her true calling

Bringing Down Trevor Cook

How John Harper III did it

The Patent Protector

Steve Lundberg conceived of a firm over a game of Ms. Pac-Man. He helps others protect their inspiring ideas

The System Does Not Always Work

David Schultz never loses sight of this in his professional and pro-bono work