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2014
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On workplace privacy in the Facebook age
The Trouble with Copy and Paste
Copyright law in the digital age
What Happens if You Don’t Pay Your Taxes?
The IRS has three types of agents; you want to avoid the third
Asking Questions About Shooting First
A primer on Duty to Retreat v. Stand Your Ground
When You Say “I Do,” But Now You Don’t
Family law attorney Tom Bittner tells his clients, “It’s never going to hurt me like it hurts you”
Work, Life, Balance
Diane Polscer launched a small law firm when her daughter was three days old
Something Positive from Something Bad
How Personal Injury Law Hooked Don Corson
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
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
Who Would Rosie Hire?
Jean K. Hyams is all about making sure her clients get a fair shake in the workplace
Comfortable in Sacramento
Gary L. Bradus brokers 9-figure deals, but at heart he’s a ‘small-town’ kind of guy
Chaos Theory
How Kurt Melchior, who escaped Nazi Germany at 13, metamorphosed into a business litigator
Roads to Resolution
Victor Schachter on launching mediation centers in emerging democracies around the world
Simon Says, Juries Listen
Antitrust attorney Bruce Simon has gotten ‘in the heads’ of Archer Daniels Midland, Anheuser-Busch and international cartels—but he says there’s no need to be nasty