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With a background in education, Lauren is committed to empowering clients by providing clarity and guidance every step of the way. Her passion lies in supporting clients through the legal process, ensuring they fully comprehend their options and can make informed decisions about their cases.. Lauren strives to be a strong advocate for individuals navigating the legal system by protecting her clients, and their rights, while working toward the best possible outcome.

R. Leigh Frost has maintained her own practice in Saint Paul litigating cases that involve all matters related to marital dissolution since March 2004. Her practice includes, but is not limited to marital dissolution, the establishment and modification of child support, civil contempt for non-payment of child support, establishment of paternity, step-parent adoptions, and post-decree custody, parenting time and spousal maintenance modification. She also represents unemancipated, pregnant teenagers at parental notification hearings in Ramsey County.. Ms. Frost initially pursued her undergraduate degree at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas, and obtained a Bachelor of Arts in women’s studies at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. In 2000, she received a Juris Doctor from William Mitchell College of Law and was admitted to the Minnesota bar.. She has served as Co-Chair on the Membership Committee of the Ramsey County Bar Association, on the Board of Directors for the Ramsey County Bar Association through June of 2008, and a Co-Chair of the Family Law section and New Lawyer section. She has been and is a member of the Minnesota State Bar Association and Ramsey County Bar Association since 2000, she is a current and active member of the Douglas K. Amdahl Inns of Court. She volunteered on the John Choi for Ramsey County Attorney campaign in 2010 and since 2011 she is a volunteer with Project 515 serving on the communications committee and speakers bureau. Ms. Frost recently served on the Celebrate Planned Parenthood silent auction committee for the 2011 event.. The Minnesota State Bar Association is proud to recognize R. Leigh Frost, who provided 50 hours or more of pro bono legal services per year, as a North Star Lawyer.

Paul Gatto, co-founder of Swor & Gatto, has dedicated his career to personal injury law since 1981. His experience prior to founding the firm includes significant trial work in both criminal defense and personal injury matters, having argued numerous cases in front of juries and negotiated thousands of settlements before trial. Paul’s early tenure at a leading insurance company imparted a deep understanding of insurance industry operations, a crucial asset in advocating for his clients in personal injury negotiations. Committed to giving back, Paul and his wife, Cathie, are active supporters of children’s charities and educational institutions, including Children’s Hospital, Ascension School, and Casa Jacinta y Francisco Orphanage. They have also established a scholarship at Hamline University School of Law for students focused on children’s issues. Paul consistently donates his legal advocacy and knowledge to assist those unable to afford representation.

No one should face criminal charges alone. If you have been charged with a crime, you want an experienced, compassionate attorney who will represent you without judgment.. While my undergraduate degree is in Social Work, early in my career I represented a client charged with First Degree Murder.  The case involved an early form of DNA evidence.  While my science background was limited to Freshman Biology at the College of St. Catherine, I dedicated myself to learning the fundamentals of science so I could adequately represent my client.  Since then, I have had the opportunity to represent clients in cases with many types of forensic science.  I enjoy being active in the forensic science community and have had the privilege of serving on many forensic science based committees and boards.

My name is Bethany Suhreptz.  I started Suhreptz Consumer Law to follow my passion for helping people who have fallen on hard times. I have personal experience with being in debt and struggling to find a way out. I promise to fight for your rights and to help you find the best way forward while providing compassionate and responsible assistance.. I am originally from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. While in high school I worked with one of the busiest bankruptcy attorneys in the state, Randall B. Blake. I graduated from West Lyon High School in Inwood, Iowa, in 2000.. I attended the University of Minnesota from 2000 to 2004 and earned a degree in Philosophy. During the 2001 school year, I studied abroad at the University of Essex in Colchester, England, and fell in love with all things British.. In 2009 I graduated from William Mitchell College of Law. While at William Mitchell I focused on bankruptcy and consumer law courses and was a staff member on the William Mitchell Law Review. My article, <em>Key Employee Retention Plans, Executive Compensation, and BAPCPA: No Rest for Congress, No More for Execs</em>, was published in the William Mitchell Law Review Volume 35.. Throughout college and law school I worked in the legal field. I was a case assistant and legal secretary at a small firm focusing on highly complex asbestos insurance coverage litigation. I also worked as a legal secretary for four years at one of Minnesota's biggest and oldest law firms. My work as a secretary makes me uniquely qualified to handle the day-to-day work of lawyering.. Since becoming a licensed attorney I have handled both Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcies in Minnesota. I also worked with the busiest bankruptcy attorney in South Dakota for over a year and represented clients at 341 hearings in front of bankruptcy trustees. I have also appeared at eviction matters and in federal court in foreclosure defense lawsuits.. Outside of work I enjoy reading, dancing, and going to as many live music shows as possible. I am also a former volunteer with A Rotta Love Plus, a rescue organization that fosters and re-homes rottweilers and pit bulls.

John Lesch was first elected Minnesota State Representative from Saint Paul in November of 2002, and has been reelected eight times. He represents the diverse neighborhoods of Como Park, Hamline Midway, the North End and the East Side. His focus in the legislature is on consumer protection, public safety, and economic justice issues. Legislative committees on which he has served include: Taxes, Public Safety, Regulated Industries, Governmental Operations, and Veterans Affairs. As Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, John shepherded through 2013’s historic marriage equality law for Minnesota.. John’s passions on policy include fair consumer protection laws, corporate accountability, and efforts to safeguard peoples’ right to seek justice.. For 15 years John prosecuted domestic assault and misdemeanor crimes for the City of Saint Paul. In this role, he was an active member of AFSCME Local #3757, and a delegate to the St. Paul Trades and Labor Assembly. Prior to his job as a prosecutor, John worked for two years as Legislative Aide to then Saint Paul Councilmember Chris Coleman where he addressed affordable housing issues, traffic and safety initiatives, and neighborhood environmental concerns. John currently operates his own law practice in Saint Paul which specializes in criminal defense, family law, and miscellaneous civil litigation. In 2009, John enlisted in the Minnesota National Guard, where he served for 8 years as an infantry officer. He retired in 2017 with the rank of Captain.. John earned his B.A. from Saint Louis University in 1995 with a double major in Philosophy and Psychology, and a J.D. from Hamline University School of Law in 1998 with a concentration in Government and Regulatory Affairs. John lives in Como Park with his wife Melissa, and daughters: Alice, Eleanor, and Eilah.

Jack Rice represents professionals and others who are charged with felonies and serious misdemeanors including sex crimes and domestic and family related charges can destroy your life, your professional license, your profession, your livelihood, all that you have worked for. From doctors and nurses, to teachers, to executives or anyone who faces charges that could have catastrophic consequences, Jack Rice will stand beside you and fight. He has honed his skill over decades and have successfully represented thousands of clients. He has the trial wins and case dismissals to show for it. Jack is a former prosecutor and a former U.S. Federal Agent.  In addition, he received the Award for Professional Excellence and the North Star Award from the Minnesota State Bar Assocation.  He is a Board Certified CriminalLaw Specialist with extensive trial experience including from simply assault to rape (criminal sexual conduct) to murder.

I'm the owner of Subzero Criminal Defense. Subzero practices exclusively in criminal defense. We defend all types of crimes, but specially focus on defending felony drug, gun, and tax crimes. If I’m talking to you, it’s likely not a warm balmy time in your life. It’s bitterly cold and the case has the potential to ruin your life. Subzero is built to handle the most serious offenses because the more serious your charges, the more important it becomes to defend your innocence.

I am a neighborhood attorney who works to meet the needs of everyday people. Most of my practice is devoted to criminal law, but I also handle the tenant-side of landlord/tenant disputes, post-decree family law matters (i.e. child custody modifications), Harrassment Restraining Orders and Orders for Protection, and especially enjoy what my colleagues call "weird law," which is to say cases the likes of which they've never heard of before and which present a unique intellectual challenge under the law. I have successfully taken felonies, child custody disputes, and much more to trial.  Whenever possible I work on a flat-fee or contingency basis. Quite simply, I do not need to take food off your table to put it on mine and the goal of my practice is to make a living, not a killing. Please don't hesistate to contact me. I always offer a free consult.   Before becoming a lawyer, I worked as a researcher and editorial assistant at Harper's Magazine in New York City and for a rare book dealer in Maine.

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Duffy Defense was founded with one thing in mind, the client. Founder Alec Duffy grew up in a small town where access to attorneys was limited. The number of cases outpaced the means of the public defender, and private attorneys were few and far between. This backlog served to impact one class of people — the criminal defendant. But this is not just a small town phenomena that happened years ago. It is a current issue to communities all around the country. With limited time, defendants are unable to make informed decisions about their cases, and attorneys are unable to properly review the State’s evidence to file motions or negotiate resolution. In other words, backlog in the public system did not serve to benefit the defendant.. But backlog does not only exist in the public sphere. Many private law firms experience this as well — growing beyond their means. The difference is, private attorneys have the power to control their work flow, the power to prevent backlog.. Here at Duffy Defense, we truly believe in accessible representation. Meaning, the client should have direct access to their attorney. We do not screen your calls. We do not direct our clients through paralegals or office assistants. We provide direct and accessible representation — guaranteed.

Amee Pham knew at a young age that she wanted to be an attorney who could help others. Amee believes that everyone deserves an attorney who is willing to take the time to listen to their concerns, advocate for their interests, and help reach a resolution that allows them to move forward.. Raised in Savannah, Georgia, Amee moved to Minnesota to attend Hamline University School of Law on a full academic scholarship. During her time at Hamline, she obtained a Certificate in Advocacy and Problem-Solving from the Dispute Resolution Institute and competed in the ABA Negotiation Competition. Hamline’s DRI program is currently ranked 3rd in the nation in dispute resolution by U.S. News & World Report and has been in the top 5 national rankings for 14 consecutive years.. As a Hamline Law student, she was active in the Student Bar Association, serving as President of the SBA and a member of the Ways & Means Committee. Amee was also participated in a variety of student organizations, including Phi Alpha Delta (serving as Social Committee Chair), Hamline Women’s Legal Caucus, Alternate Dispute Resolution Student Chapter, and Asian Pacific Law Students Association.. Prior to attending law school, Amee graduated summa cum laude from Armstrong State University with a degree in Political Science. She received the Minority Academic Achievement Scholars (MACAS) Academic Excellence award. Additionally, she is a member of Pi Gamma Mu, the international honor society in social sciences.. Amee also worked for a law firm in Savannah, Georgia which focused on workers’ compensation, personal injury, and medical malpractice. While at Hamline Law, she volunteered at Georgia Legal Services Program, a non-profit law firm dedicated to providing free civil legal services to low-income residents in the state of Georgia. As a Hamline Law student, Amee also completed two externships which both transitioned into clerkship opportunities, including Fields Law Firm and as a judicial clerk at the Office of Administrative Hearings. As a practictioner, Amee utilizes her litigation experience as a petitioner's attorney and critical legal analysis skills as a judicial staff attorney to competently evaluate and defend employers and insurers in workers' compensation matters.