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Emily Curran

Fellow

Emily Curran is a 2022-2024 Civil Rights Fellow at Relman Colfax. She is part of several litigation teams, including one challenging disability discrimination in low-income housing and another asserting consumer protection violations for vulnerable medical patients. She also works on counseling matters with the firm.

Emily graduated from the University of Minnesota Law School in May 2022. During law school, she interned with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and the Office of the Minnesota Attorney General, Keith Ellison. She also worked in the school’s Detainee Rights Clinic assisting clients in immigration detention, participated in National Moot Court, and helped lead the school’s OutLaw chapter for LGBTQ+ law students.

Emily earned a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and a Bachelor of Arts in French Studies from the University of Minnesota. She taught elementary music at a French immersion public school and worked in production for the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra before beginning law school.

Emily is bilingual in English and French.

Featured Cases

McLarty v. Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Filed in 2020, this consumer protection class action lawsuit aims to hold Presbyterian Healthcare Services accountable for representing that Guy Rosenschein was a qualified Pediatric Surgeon and Pediatric Urologist when he allegedly lacked the necessary credentials to hold those titles. The lawsuit alleges that Defendant PHS prioritized profits over patients by knowingly funneling patients to him despite knowing that he had not completed the residencies and fellowships necessary to practice in the United States.

Education

JD, University of Minnesota Law School, cum laude

BM and BA, University of Minnesota, summa cum laude

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Class Action Certified in Lawsuit Alleging Hospital Misrepresented Qualifications of Doctor Possessing Child Pornography

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