Since its inception, the Foundation's mission has been to encourage Minnesota's youth of color to pursue post-secondary education.

Minnesota Cup supports emerging entrepreneurs from across the state through events, educational programming and the largest statewide new venture competition in the country to help launch and accelerate the development of their new ventures.

The rankings are the result of extensive client interviews and research to assess technical legal ability, professional conduct, client service, commercial astuteness, diligence, commitment, and reflect a law firm's pre-eminence in key practice areas.

The article reports on the federal case against Toyota Motor Co. that had closing arguments on January 28, 2015, in which "the attorney for the driver suing the automaker unveiled his theory for what caused a 2006 fatal crash."

During the conversation, Jordana asks Terri what the makings are for a successful startup, and Terri responds "What's most important is not the idea, but the team that will help execute on the idea."

Speaking to a unanimous Court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg adopted a rule stated in David's treatise which the Court quoted in the opinion and described as a "sensible solution" to an issue that had generated inconsistent results.

The article speaks to the emotional aspect of the name change for a firm that carries a legacy "that is important to the history of the legal profession in Minnesota."

The article gives a synopsis of the October 2014 Upsize/Club Entrepreneur event featuring Terri and four other experts sharing tips to help any business owner get off on the right foot.

Cooper Ashley, who has served on Maslon's Governance Committee since 2003, is joined by Mike McCarthy, member since 2014, and Paul Chestovich, a newly elected member of the firm's Governance Committee.

The primary purpose of the American Board of Trial Advocates is the preservation of the civil jury trial under the Seventh Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.