Our Team 2021

Meet & Get To Know Our Team

FAQs

Do I have to 'sue' someone in order

to recover for my injuries?

No. That decision is yours to make. Generally, we can work with your insurance company to obtain a settlement for your injuries. Unfortunately, it is not usual for insurance companies to offer offensively low amounts to resolve your claim which results in you having to make a difficult decision about whether or not you want to sue the other driver.

Even if you decide to sue the other driver, it does not necessarily mean that your case will go to trial. Often times issues are hashed out and determined before trial which allows the insurer to make a much more reasonable offer to settle your claim.

I've been in a collision, what should I do?

The first thing you need to do is to exchange contact and insurance information with the other driver(s). This is a vital first step because if you had the opportunity to get the other persons information and you do not, you may be barred from obtaining a recovery for your pain and suffering.

Once you have the other party's information, you should notify both your insurance company and their insurance company that there has been a collision and then call me as soon as possible.

Testimonials

Julie K. Thomas

Kenny Arradondo

M. Ryan Madison

Lori Lachner

What do you most love about what you do now?

Practicing law has provided me with the opportunity to help those that are less fortunate than I am. I love having the ability to help people navigate the legal system in order to achieve their results.

What brought you into the legal profession?

I come from a family of attorneys and my grandfather was a long-time judge. As a child I saw their ability to make a positive difference in people's lives and I wanted a career where I could help people.

What is your favorite thing to do outside of work?

What's your current experience been like?

What brought you into the legal profession?

My second favorite thing is to spend time with my wife and kids outdoors. I am an avid outdoorsman and love hunting and fishing.

What is your educational background?

William Mitchell College of Law

J.D., 2005

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

B.A., 2001

What is your favorite thing to do outside of work?

Practicing Attorney

Paralegal

I love meeting new people and helping them.

I have always loved history, especially government. Reading case law is like reading a good book!

I have worked as a paralegal for over 20 years, and I still love it! Whether our clients are happy that we were able to draft an estate plan before their vacation, or grateful for a settlement in a personal injury case, the smiles on their faces make me smile!

I am a musician playing trumpet, fiddle, concertina, and drums in a polka band. I love entertaining and making people smile. I also enjoy scrapbooking and traveling

What is your educational background?

After high school I attended South Central Community College in Mankato, Minnesota, where I obtained an Associate in Applied Science Degree as a Legal Administration Secretary. After working in the field a couple years I went back to school and earned an Associate in Science Degree as a Paralegal from North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. I also have a General Business Certificate from North Hennepin Community College.

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