Attorney Tamer R. Diehm of Winthrop & Weinstine advises companies so they understand complex rules and compliance issues associated with political speech. She also works on complex real estate and leasing matters with local and national clients.

In my dual role of Firm President and practicing attorney, my ultimate goal is to find the right path forward, both for our Firm and for our clients. As Firm President, I am a coach, motivating...

Winthrop & Weinstine named Tammera Diehm as the first woman president in the firm's history, furthering the firm’s commitment to recognizing the value of diversity in leadership and the legal industry.

Winthrop & Weinstine is pleased to announce that Aimée Dayhoff and Tammera (“Tami”) Diehm have been named Notable Women in Law by Twin Cities Business magazine. The 2020 Notable Women in Law honorees span almost every area of expertise in the state of Minnesota, from family law and general counsel, to employment, patent, and medical law.

Tami Diehm began her term as the first woman president of Minneapolis-based Winthrop & Weinstine during a global pandemic, civic unrest, and economic uncertainty.

Tammera "Tami" Diehm knew she would begin serving as president of Minneapolis business law firm Winthrop & Weinstine in 2021. The coronavirus pandemic, however, upended plans for drinking coffee...

After more than seven years as a board member, Tami Diehm, Firm President and attorney at Winthrop & Weinstine P.A., has stepped down from Aeon’s Board of Directors. Moving forward, Diehm will now serve as general counsel for Aeon, a nonprofit developer, owner and manager of almost 6,000 affordable homes in the Twin Cities.

Shareholder and firm president-elect, Winthrop & Weinstine. At Minneapolis-based Winthrop & Weinstine, Tammera Diehm leads a subgroup of the real estate practice, drawing on her experience as a...

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2024年12月9日 · To this day, Tami Diehm, president and shareholder at Winthrop & Weinstine, still relies on a valuable professional lesson she learned in her early days as a restaurant server.