 | Robins Kaplan, LLP Kate E. Jaycox Esq. 800 LaSalle Ave., Ste. 2800 Minneapolis, MN 55402 P: (612)349-8500 • F: (612)339-4181 W: http://www.robinskaplan.com  |  |
| Member Since: 2002 | ||
| Other Office Locations: Bismarck, ND; Boston, MA; Los Angeles, CA; New York, NY; Silicon Valley, CA; and Sioux Falls, SD | ||
| Firm Background: For more than 80 years, Robins Kaplan, LLP has worked to rewrite the odds for individuals against powerful interests. The central belief of the firm has always been that everyone deserves equal access to the justice system regardless of race, religious beliefs, nationality, or economic situation. This belief has driven members of the firm to take on causes that many felt were unwinnable, including a leading role in the historic fight against Big Tobacco. Robins Kaplan has grown from a two-person partnership in 1938 to a firm with more than 240 lawyers in seven offices across the country. And for generations, Robins Kaplan attorneys have fought on behalf of injured people in cases of medical negligence, products liability, mass torts, and serious personal injury matters. The firm’s commitment to justice for all people is also a big driver of Robins Kaplan’s nationally recognized pro bono program. | ||
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