Top best Litigation Lawyers Near me in ZIP 55101

I joined Hessian & McKasy in June 2015 as an associate attorney. My practice consists primarily of business litigation and transactional issues, including:. I have experience litigating cases in both state and federal court and representing clients through all phases of litigation. I also represent clients regarding regulatory matters under ERISA and other federal statues affecting health and welfare benefit plans. I assist clients with environmental compliance and real estate due diligence efforts.. I received my J.D., magna cum laude, from the University of Minnesota Law School, and my B.A., summa cum laude, from the University of Pennsylvania.

I have significant litigation experience, and use that experience to counsel my clients through all phases of litigation. I specialize in counseling clients through labor and employment disputes.. Please see more at:

I have significant experience handling all facets of civil litigation.. I also have extensive experience in consulting businesses in transactional matters and internal disputes.. I am a litigator and transactional attorney with more than a decade of experience.  I have extensive expertise in professional liability, insurance coverage, and complex general liability matters. I take a global approach with each case, personally handling every stage of the process to provide highly strategic, efficient, and cost-effective results. With forward thinking, I diligently investigates and gathers facts with a sharp eye to what would be relevant and admissible if the case should go to trial.. I have represented: insurance agents and agencies, lawyers, accountants, bankers, property and health care management companies, homeowner’s associations, real estate agents, and other various professionals.. I respect the expertise of my clients and I foster effective relationships and stellar results through collaboration.. In addition to trying cases and handling transactional matters, I am active within the professional industry at multiple levels: training and writing about how professionals may prevent claims; speaking about developments in key insurance industry issues; working with state and national trade organizations; and serving as a Steering Committee member for the North Central Chapter of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS).. Readily available, I set an extremely high bar for open and effective communication and responsiveness to my clients. I take pride in working relentlessly for my clients, and providing exceptional service to build trusting and lasting relationships.

I am  the President of Manty & Associates, P.A. which I founded in 2007 after a 15-year career with other prominent law firms.  With more than 20 years of legal experience, I focus my practice on representing creditors and debtors in commercial litigation and complex bankruptcy matters.  In 1998, I was appointed by the United States Trustee, United States Department of Justice, to serve as a Chapter 7 Panel Trustee for the District of Minnesota.  I have also served as a Chapter 11 Operating Trustee, successfully administering a farm, a mall, gentlemen’s club, a restaurant and a software company.. I am recognized by my clients as a compassionate advocate with deep knowledge in debtor-creditor law.  I am  sought after for both my skill and action as well as her ability to handle matters with care and respect.

I am an attorney with significant litigation experience, focusing my practice on commercial, franchise, and real estate litigation. I am able to assist clients throughout the litigation process, from commencing or defending a claim to trial or appeal. I also hold a certificate in alternative dispute resolution.  My dispute resolution practices assist my clients in achieving their goals in a cost-effective manner.

I am an attorney practicing in the areas of business, employment and real estate litigation. I routinely work on non-compete agreement disputes, claims of breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duties, and minority shareholder conflicts.. I am licensed to practice law in Minnesota state court.

I am a Trial Lawyer.  I also have extensive experience with Appeals. I have a passion for high level critical thinking and will jump on an opportunity to argue a new legal theory or a matter of first impression.. Prior to attending law school, I obtained my Ph.D and taught as a professor at the college level. As an attorney, I taught law school courses as an adjunct professor.

I am a litigator with the law firm Tewksbury & Kerfeld and I represent individuals and corporations in the areas of personal injury, products liability, construction defect, and wrongful death litigation. As a seasoned litigator, I have sucessfully represented clients through all phases on litigation, including mediation, arbitration, trials (bench and jury trials), and at the appellate level.. I am a Qualified Neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice and licensed to practice in the State of Minnesota and the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. I am a member of the Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association, the Minnesota State Bar Association, am on the board of a section council for the Minnesota State Bar Association, sit on the University of Minnesota YMCA Board of Directors, and coach the University of St. Thomas School of Law's Giles Sutherland Rich Moot Court team.. I graduated from the University of St. Thomas School of Law and received my Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Minnesota.

I am a litigation attorney/shareholder at the Donna Law Firm in Minneapolis, Minnesota. My practice area specialties primarily involve defending the "Three Rs" - restaurants, retail establishments, and railroads.. Before joining the Donna Law Firm, I was a litigator/shareholder with a small railroad defense firm in St. Paul, Minnesota. There, I honed my litigation and trial skills while representing several Class I railroads against claims brought under the Federal Employers’ Liability, Locomotive Inspection, and Safety Appliance Acts.. I am a 2003 graduate of the University of Minnesota Law School, and a 1999 graduate of the University of Iowa (Go Hawks!). I also hold a mediation certificate from the University of Wisconsin-Superior.. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, the outdoors (fishing, hunting, and hiking), traveling, reading, and sporting events.

I am a business trial attorney practicing in the area of business litigation, including financial fraud, securities law, business divorce, partnership disputes, shareholder disputes, employment disputes, non-competition agreements, executive compensation, director and officer liability, construction, and vendor disputes. I’m also known for my work representing the disabled, elderly and vulnerable adults in a variety of matters, including fraud and abuse.  I regularly appear in the federal and state courts of Minnesota, as well as before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) where I represent customers, and I represent registered representative in employment and regulatory matters.  The Minnesota Law & Politics magazine recognized me over the last five years as one of the Top 40 business litigators in Minnesota.  I am also certified as a civil trial specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association.  During law school, I served as the managing editor of the Hamline Law Review and was a special editor for the “Non-Posnerian Law and Economics Symposium”, Vol. XII, No. 2 (1989).  I served as a judicial clerk for the Honorable Mary Jeanne Coyne of the Minnesota Supreme Court.  I am also an honors graduate of Gustavus Adolphus College where, as a trackster, I now give meaning to the saying “the older we get, the faster we were”.. I am also active in the disability community.  I serve on the Board of Directors and executive committee for the PACER Center, a national non-profit supporting families with children with disabilities.  I serve on legislative taskforces adressing policy issues in special education and autism.. I often serve as a mediator and arbitrator, typically in matters involving FINRA issues, shareholder business disputes, or unique issues involving the vulnerable and disabled.

ebecca A. Chaffee is a member of the Family Law practice area. She works with and counsels parents, spouses, grandparents and other relatives to resolve their most difficult financial and personal issues. Rebecca’s approach is to help her client create a fair and dignified settlement. When settlement is not possible, she zealously and diligently advocates for her client through the litigation process.. Her cases include all family law matters; including child support, child custody, parenting time, grandparent visitation, spousal maintenance, marriage dissolutions, legal separations, lump-sum child support settlements, paternity actions, and adoptions. She frequently works on complex financial issues, including business valuations, complex property divisions and non-marital tracing. Rebecca also drafts premarital and post-marital agreements and cohabitation agreements to create protection for the assets and income of individuals. She is a Qualified Neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice.. Prior to Best & Flanagan LLP, Rebecca served as a law clerk for a Hennepin County District Court judge in family court.

Diana Marianetti works with clients in all stages of life to plan for both the expected and the unexpected when it comes to estates and business succession. Whether assisting a young family to create their first estate plan upon the birth of a child, planning an exit from a family-owned business, or helping resolve a dispute upon the death of a family member—Diana helps clients think through the key considerations, define priorities, and accomplish their goals. She particularly enjoys helping young families and women business owners, who so often neglect this critical aspect of their success. Diana also regularly works with families of persons with special needs to plan for the future with supplemental needs trusts and special needs trusts.. As a member of both Maslon's Estate Planning Group and Maslon's Trust & Estate Litigation Group, Diana offers clients a unique perspective across a broad spectrum of needs. She is highly skilled at creating comprehensive estate plans that minimize the risk of future disputes as well as in advising clients on issues regarding fiduciary duties, trusts, and probate when litigation simply cannot be avoided.. Diana also takes an active role in advancing her profession, the marketplace, and the community. Since 2014, she has served as an adjunct professor at Hamline University School of Law, teaching a "Wills & Trusts Skills" course. Diana also frequently presents on key topics in estate planning to members of the profession, clients, and the broader business community, and she regularly serves as a pro bono volunteer to provide legal services to those who otherwise might not have access. She is an active member of Women President's Organization, a non-profit membership organization for women presidents, CEOs, and managing directors of privately held, multimillion-dollar companies.

Darren is a trial lawyer with significant experience in Federal Court litigation, including patent litigation and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act litigation. Darren also represents clients in state court consumer protection matters.

Dan Singel represents clients in Colorado, Minnesota, and Wisconsin in construction, personal injury, insurance, and other civil matters. He has tried numerous jury trials, including multimillion dollar exposures.. Rather than prattle on about the (top 20!) law school he went to or that he has taught more than a few (really good!) CLEs, Dan would rather people know that he genuinely likes helping his clients. He values his clients as individuals, understands their goals, and makes it his mission to do everything he can to accomplish those goals.. There are three things Dan hates spending money on: parking, ATM fees, and lawyers. Dan recognizes that few (no) people enjoy paying his bills, and he recognizes that part of being a good lawyer is understanding budgetary realities. Clients should expect their lawyer to not just accomplish their goals in litigation, but to do so at a price that is fair.. When not lawyering, Dan enjoys spending time with his two sweet kids, eating good food, and binge watching Netflix shows.. "The addition of nuts in salad...I always find to be beneficial." --Larry David

Dan Herber assists major companies in navigating state and federal litigation and regulatory matters including in environmental, product liability, and telecommunications law matters.  He is a member of Faegre Baker Daniels's nationally ranked product liability group and has assisted clients in the agricultural, aircraft, energy, food, health, medical, mining, and telecommunication industies, among others. He is licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin.  Dan is a Minnesota Rule 114 Qualified Neutral: Facilitative Hybrid.

Court J. Anderson advises and represents individuals and businesses in a wide variety of commercial and construction disputes. His experience includes representing both plaintiffs and defendants in complex litigation matters including contractual disputes, business torts, employment litigation, construction litigation, minority shareholder disputes, federal and state securities disputes, probate litigation, and bankruptcy litigation. He has recently expanded his practice to include Indian law.. Court’s emphasis with each client is to create a client for life by not only obtaining superior results, but also by taking a practical approach to litigation. This means settling early, where appropriate, and also ensuring that his clients get a return on their investment; i.e. avoid over litigating and over billing in relation to the amount at stake.

Christopher W. Boline practices business and commercial law, civil litigation, appellate work, real estate law, consumer law matters, personal injury, USDA appeals, and administrative law.. Christopher received his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. During law school, Christopher served as a certified student attorney in a Hennepin County suburban court, was an extern with a Hennepin County District Court judge, and received recognition from the Minnesota Justice Foundation for his time devoted to public service. He began working for Dudley and Smith, P.A. as a clerk during law school.. Christopher graduated with honors from St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, where he earned an undergraduate degree in political science. During college, he interned at Central Minnesota Legal Services and was a coach for the Special Olympics.. In his free time, Christopher enjoys playing golf, traveling, and attending Minnesota sporting events with his family and friends.. Representative Matters. Commercial:. Real Estate:. Construction Law. Employment Law:. Government Related:. To learn more about Dudley and Smith, P.A. or Christopher W. Boline, please visit /

Chad focuses his practice on complex civil litigation, including fires, explosions, structural failures, mechanical failures, product failures and other catastrophic losses and construction-related incidents across the United States. He has handled numerous multi-million dollar claims, including major industrial explosions and fires, and construction and design matters. Chad investigates these incidents and provides defense and recovery representation. This work includes providing professional liability defense for architects, engineers, and other design professionals, as well as defense for contractors, subcontractors, product manufacturers, owners and operators.

Certified as a Civil Jury Trial Specialist.  Past President of the Hennepin County Bar Association and Academy of Certified Civil Trial Lawyers of Minnesota. Current Secretary of the Minnesota State Bar Association and Vice Chair of the Minnesota Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board.. Three time winner of "Attorney of the Year" by Minnesota Lawyer newspaper.. "AV" rated, the top rating of Martindale Hubbell Law Directory for 27 years.. Listed in "Best Lawyers in America" for plaintiff's personal injury.. Winner of the Minnesota State Bar Association's highest award, "Professional Excellence Award".. Past member of the Boards of Directors for United Way of Minneapolis, and Greater Twin Cities United Way... Former member of the University of Minnesota Board of Regents.  Past National President of the University of Minnesota Alumni Association.

Carl Christensen founded Christensen Sampsel PLLC, formerly known as Christensen Law Office PLLC. Previous to that he clerked for the Honorable Kenneth Sandvik in the Sixth Judicial District, Lake and Cook Counties and had a short stint as a prosecutor in greater Minnesota. Carl's scholarship includes multiple presentations and publications on foreclosure, collection, and consumer law. As a student, Carl also contributed to various textbooks on intellectual property and domain name law.  He acquired his extensive knowledge of intellectual property and domain name law while a student law clerk at the National Arbitration Forum, a ICANN-designated domain name dispute resolution provider. While in law school, Carl’s trademark and property research enabled him to study land reform law in South Africa, a country he first visited under the auspices of the U.S. Peace Corps as a member of the first group of volunteers in post-apartheid South Africa.  Carl is currently an adjunct professor of law at William Mitchell College of Law, his alma mater, teaching the Intellectual Property Foundations course.. Prior to law school, Carl worked for various non-profits, including Elliot Park Neighborhood, Inc., contributing to the renovation of Minneapolis’ historic Band Box restaurant, as well as the Minnesota State Horticultural Society.. Carl received his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law and his B.A. from Washington University.. When not in the office, Carl enjoys cross country skiing and spending time outdoors with his partner Karin, their daughter, and their dog, Maple.. Our approach to the client relationship sets us apart from other firms. Founded in 2008, Christensen Sampsel PLLC has garnered a reputation for tirelessly advocating for each one of our clients. Whether by prosecuting your civil claims, defending you in a lawsuit, or navigating a business transaction with you, every client of ours deserves a fair and honest evaluation. We work with you to make sure that your voice is heard. Our clients aren’t just cogs in a wheel to us, we care about you and the results that we are able to obtain for you.

Bryan R. Battina focuses his practice on various aspects of business and corporate law, including commercial litigation, shareholder disputes, non-compete, non-solicitation and trade secret law, and real estate litigation. His clients have included individuals, business owners, and corporate entities. With extensive experience as a trial attorney, Mr. Battina is committed to achieving the best results possible for his clients. He accepts clients throughout Minnesota.. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts in 1998 from the University of Minnesota, Mr. Battina went on to earn his Juris Doctor from the William Mitchell College of Law in 2004. Bryan worked as an associate in-house counsel with the Beltmann Group Incorporated before becoming a sole practitioner to pursue his passion for trial work. Bryan co-founded Bock & Battina, LLP and later founded Battina Law, PLLC before joining Trepanier MacGillis Battina P.A. as a shareholder in November 2013. He is admitted to practice law in all state and federal courts in Minnesota including the Minnesota Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit. Mr. Battina was formerly a qualified Arbitration Mediation Neutral under Rule 114 and has acted as an arbitrator in numerous cases.. Mr. Battina has always had a passion for trial work, and this dedication has brought respect from his numerous clients and the legal community. He has handled virtually every aspect of litigation in both state and federal district court including depositions, motions, injunctions, mediations, arbitrations, special master proceedings, bench trials, and jury trials. He has also argued before the Minnesota Court of Appeals, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Minnesota Supreme Court.. Mr. Battina has lectured for various agencies and continuing legal education seminars. He is an active member of several bar associations, including the Minnesota State Bar Association, the Hennepin County Bar Association, and the Federal Bar Association. He is also a member of the Douglas K. Amdahl American Inn of Court, an association of judges and lawyers who strive for professionalism and civility within the legal profession and who exhibit high legal skills and ethical standards.. Mr. Battina is an avid sports fan and lifelong baseball player. He currently splits time between Minnesota and Arizona with his Arizona licensure pending.

Bruce C. Recher has 30 years of experience in a broad range of business litigation, employment law, and product liability issues. During his career, he has represented shareholders, partners and companies in business disputes involving fraud, corporate governance, minority shareholder rights, derivative actions, dissenters’ proceedings and fiduciary duty issues.. Bruce’s experience also includes the successful prosecution and defense of securities fraud claims involving accounting firms, underwriters, issuers, officers, and directors, as well as representation of both brokers and investors in customer disputes. He has been the lead attorney in a public company internal investigation involving accounting and other disclosure issues. He has successfully represented businesses in the defense of mass tort litigation involving medical devices and other toxic tort claims.. Bruce regularly counsels and represents employees and employers in litigation involving termination, discrimination, non-compete, compensation and various other employment disputes. He has served as trial counsel or lead attorney in numerous cases (including class action litigation). In addition, Bruce has represented parties in contract and fraud cases, will contests, litigation involving trust or ERISA fiduciaries, antitrust, malpractice claims (involving doctors, lawyers and accountants) and product liability cases. This broad range of experience enables Bruce to exercise the judgment necessary to help both business and individual clients achieve their objectives in a wide variety of business, employment and other disputes.

Barton C. Gernander practices in the areas of civil and commercial litigation, with an additional focus in construction and real estate issues.. In addition to representing business clients involved in standard and complex litigation in both state and federal courts, he serves emerging and mid-size companies in a general counsel capacity - assisting clients on achieving business solutions while minimizing exposure to liability.. Gernander is licensed to practice law in the state and federal courts in Minnesota, the United States Courts of Appeal for the Eighth and Eleventh Circuits, and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.. He has serve on the Minnesota Supreme Court Advisory Committee for Civil Procedure, the Minnesota State Bar Association Court Rules and Administration Committee, the Hennepin County Bar Fourth District Ethics Committee, and is a member of the Federal Bar Association.. Gernander obtained his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Minnesota Law School in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He obtained a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Philosophy, with Honors, from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.. In 2006, Gernander was named a "Rising Star"" in the legal profession by Minnesota Law & Politics.. In 1993, Gernander was a member of the United States National Team in Rowing, and competed in the World Championships, held in the Czech Republic (Czechia).

Attorney Tony Krall graduated Cum Laude from Hamline University School of Law in 1984.  Since that time, he has since focused his practice on insurance subrogation and defense work, specializing in large loss litigation.  Tony has extensive experience with fires, explosions, product liability, property and casualty litigation, and a large range of complex insurance coverage disputes.  Tony is a recognized insurance industry leader in handling appraisals, acting not only as attorney the insurance company, but also as appraiser and umpire.. Tony is admitted to the Minnesota State Bar, Wisconsin State Bar; U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota, and Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Attorney Lars C. Erickson has been practicing law since 1996 and has represented general contractors, subcontractors, developers, architects and engineers in a myriad of cases involving complex legal issues. In addition to his work in construction litigation, Mr. Erickson has defended numerous bodily injury cases.