Elizabeth (Liz) Euller is a thoughtful and effective attorney with a focus on civil litigation and appellate advocacy. Whether researching novel legal issues, developing litigation strategy, or drafting compelling briefs, she enjoys untangling complex problems and helping each client navigate challenges with confidence.

Liz earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago and her law degree from the University of Wisconsin Law School in Madison. While in law school, she represented clients in immigration removal proceedings through the Immigrant Justic Clinic and advocated for workers’ rights with the Resilience Force initiative.

Before joining the firm, Liz served as a two-year law clerk for Judge Jeanne M. Cochran at the Minnesota Court of Appeals and worked in private practice at a local civil litigation firm.

Before she began her legal career, Liz gained diverse experience as a human-resources consultant for a federal agency and a program assistant at the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine in Washington, D.C.