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What We Do

Practice Areas

Credit File Corrections

When a credit report says something false and the bureau will not fix it — Fair Credit Reporting Act disputes, reinvestigation failures, and litigation against bureaus and furnishers.

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Personal Injury

Minneapolis personal injury attorney for car and truck crashes, pedestrian injuries, dog bites, and premises liability across Minnesota. Message us for a free consultation.

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General Litigation

Civil litigation in Minneapolis, Minnesota: contract, real estate, insurance, employment, consumer, and estate disputes.

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Business Litigation

Minneapolis business litigation attorney for contract disputes, business torts, and shareholder & partnership conflicts across Minnesota. Message us for a free consultation.

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Identity Theft & Data Protection

Identity theft and data breach work in Minneapolis, Minnesota: credit report disputes, litigation, business breach response, and privacy compliance.

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Bankruptcy Avoidance

Bankruptcy isn't the only option. Debt settlement, consolidation, and creditor negotiation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, before you file.

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Private Equity

Private equity fund counsel in Minneapolis, Minnesota: LP agreements, acquisition due diligence, and outside general counsel work.

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Venture Capital Advising

Startup and venture capital legal work in Minneapolis, Minnesota: formation, securities compliance, term sheets, diligence, and exits.

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Distressed Asset Acquisition

Legal work for buyers of distressed assets in Minnesota: market analysis, due diligence, negotiation, deal structure, and financing.

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Distressed Asset Protection

Asset protection planning in Minnesota, done before there's a claim: what you own, what's exposed to creditors, and what the law lets you do about it.

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Litigation Funding

Litigation funding counsel in Minneapolis, Minnesota: evaluating non-recourse funding, choosing a funder, and reviewing the agreement before you sign.

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Trusts & Estate Planning

Minnesota trust and estate planning attorney for revocable living trusts, wills, probate avoidance, asset protection, and dynasty trusts. Message us for a consultation.

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Civil Rights

Minneapolis civil rights attorney handling excessive force, false arrest, and jail medical care claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and Minnesota law. Message us for a consultation.

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News & Articles

November 7, 2026

In Texas, a Card Company's Collection Abuse Is a Misdemeanor, Up to $500 a Violation, and You Can Sue. Minnesota's Collection Law Exempts the Bank.

In Texas, the card company working its own accounts is a debt collector: a misdemeanor, up to $500 a violation, and a lawsuit. Minnesota's collection law exempts the bank.

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November 6, 2026

Minnesota Built the Machine That Collects Your Credit Card Debt. Then It Kept the Parts.

Minnesota lost the 1978 case that freed card rates and hosted the arbitration outfit that rubber-stamped card debt. And it still lets a card creditor garnish your wages.

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November 5, 2026

Texas Payday Loans Average 415% APR. Minnesota Caps Them at 50%, Every Fee Included.

Texas lets a payday broker charge whatever fee you sign for, and the state's own form puts the average at 415% APR. Minnesota's cap is 50%, all in. This round isn't close.

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