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Shoring Up the Safety Net
Blake Marks-Dias helped expand mental health services to vulnerable kids
Do Things Right, Do Things Well
Family law attorney Michael Yates cuts through the nonsense
A Learner, Rather
Why Michelle D. Da Rosa knows a little bit about almost everything
‘They Know a Wounded Animal When They See One’
Young Walgenkim specializes in car dealership fraud
Sports Brain
How former soccer star Haley Morrison feeds her competitive instincts
No Place Like Home
Dane DeKrey, from the ACLU to ruby slippers and beyond
Central Command
General Johanna Clyborne is in charge: of her career, her cases, and her confidence
Being a Law Mom and Officing Anywhere and Everywhere
Discovery with Sarah Soucie Eyberg
Our Great Get-Together
Dollars to donuts, state fair fanatics share their favorites
‘You’ve Got This’
How Joy Beitzel supports survivors of sexual violence
How Far We’ve Come
Five immigrant attorneys on arriving and thriving in Minnesota
Tribute to Joe Friedberg
1937-2024
First Amendment Defender
David Reymann protects his clients’ right to free speech
The America His Father Believed In
Shahid Haque’s fight for a more equitable Montana for immigrants
Part of Her Pack
Gina Bongiovi helps animals and the organizations that save them
Representation’s Red Flags
Warning signs your lawyer may not be the right fit
Preparing for the Worst
With ransomware attacks on the rise, companies should prepare a plan of action
Protecting Both Sides
California’s no-fault workers’ compensation laws cover employers and employees