Education: B.A., history, University of North Dakota; J.D., University of North Dakota School of Law
Moss & Barnett attorney Jana Aune Deach jokes that she’s “probably one of five people who went to law school with the intention to practice family law.”
Deach did so because she wanted to feel like she was making a difference in the lives of those going through difficult times.
Her approach, which has earned Deach a national reputation, is “to minimize the conflict and minimize the consequences of a family that’s going through divorce especially for children.”
Moss & Barnett is known for taking on tough cases involving complex issues such as business valuations or high net worth assets, Deach said. But cases often settle.
Majority of F-M area employers don t plan to require COVID-19 vaccine, Chamber survey finds
Businesses in the Fargo-Moorhead area plan to encourage rather than require the COVID-19 vaccine for their employees, the survey found. 12:02 pm, Jan. 29, 2021 ×
A survey conducted by the Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo Chamber of Commerce found that the majority of area employers do not plan to require their employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Illustration by Troy Becker
FARGO A wide majority of Fargo-Moorhead area employers do not intend to require their employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a survey conducted by the Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo Chamber of Commerce.
It was wonderful.
COVID-19 obviously has been terrible for those who died as well as survivors. The disease also has been awful for the rest of us. It has taken a year of life that will never be restored. As we approach the first anniversary of what ended up being an effective shutdown of much of personal, cultural, and economic life, I figure I will effectively die a year earlier.
I live alone. I also have worked at home for more than 36 years an astonishing number, frankly. But normally I don’t feel alone. In pre‐pandemic days, I traveled a lot. I spoke to groups and schools. I participated in conferences. I ventured overseas. I spent much of my life engaging others about politics, philosophy, history, art, antiques, travel, law, religion, and more.
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Michael McGinniss, dean and professor at the UND School of Law, poses for a photo inside a courtroom. Image: Courtesy of University of North Dakota School of Law
Years ago while a senior in high school, Robert Keogh wrote a paper that won an award after catching the attention of the North Dakota Bar Association.
At the time young Keogh didn’t know what he wanted to pursue as a career, but his award-winning paper got him thinking about the possibility of a law profession. Later, while a student at North Dakota State University in Fargo, he read a book by trial lawyer Louis Nizer, which piqued his interest even further.
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