Mitchell Hamline School of Law

Mitchell Hamline Alumni

Class Notes

Class of 1989

Hon. Janet L. Barke Cain ’89

Posted: February 13, 2025
Hon. Janet L. Barke Cain ’89 received the Joint President’s Award from the Minnesota District Judges Association (MDJA) and the Minnesota District Judges Foundation (MDJF) for her dedicated and unyielding service to the MDJA and MDJF since 2008, including her leadership as Co-Chair of the MDJF Judge Handbook Committee, MDJA Board of Directors from 2010-2024, …

Hon. Janet L. Barke Cain ’89

David M. Ujke ’89

Posted: February 13, 2025
David M. Ujke ’89 continues to practice law and released his first solo recording entitled “Northern Songs” in July of this past year. Please visit his website at www.daveujke.com for additional details. He continues to reside in Bayfield, Wisconsin with his wife Roberta and their dog Baxter Bear. Class of 1989

David M. Ujke ’89

David Ujke ’89

Posted: August 23, 2024
Dave Ujke released his first album entitled “Northern Songs” on June 22. It was recoded at Inner Groove Studios in Minneapolis and features all original material (except for one track). You can find out more at his website:  www.daveujke.com. Dave continues to serve as lead counsel for the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa …

David Ujke ’89

Hon. John P. Anderson ’89

Posted: August 12, 2024
Judge John P. Anderson was appointed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court as Chief Judge of the 10th Judicial District of Wisconsin on August 1st 2024.  The 10th District is the largest Judicial District by area in Wisconsin comprising of  14 counties in Northwest Wisconsin and 31 circuit court judges.

Hon. John P. Anderson ’89

Rod Jensen ’89

Posted: October 18, 2021
Rod Jensen ’89 is now in partnership with his daughter Madeline ’18, practicing family law as Jensen Law Offices, PLLP. They are located in the Collaborative Alliance in Edina, MN, and will continue to focus on all areas of family law: child custody, spousal maintenance, complex property settlements, and basic divorce. This summer they were …

Rod Jensen ’89