Goliath, Beware.

• Employment Law
• Drug and Alcohol Testing
• Wrongful Termination
• Hostile Work Environment
• Sexual Harassment
• Race Discrimination
• Disability Discrimination
• Family and Medical Leave Act
• Age Discrimination
• Retaliation
• Workers Compensation Retaliation
• Sexual Orientation Discrimination
• Sex Discrimination
• Pregnancy Discrimination in Employment in Minnesota
• Unpaid Wages and Unlawful Deductions
• Unpaid Overtime Wages
• Unpaid hours and overtime collective and class actions
• Veterans and Military
• Severance Agreements
• Whistleblower Claims
• Whistleblower Rewards

• Wrongful Death Caused by Government Actors
• Sexual Harassment/Assault by Government Actors
• Unlawful Employment Discrimination by Government
• Unlawful Arrest
• Excessive Force/Police Brutality
• Warrantless Search & Entry
• Unlawful Seizure of Person and/or Property
• Denial of Freedom of Speech
• Retaliation for Protected Speech
• Conspiracy to Deprive a Person’s Rights
• Deprivation of Fundamental Rights
• Denial of Due Process
• Denial of Equal Protection
• Discrimination in Government Services
• Government Overreach
• Housing Discrimination
• Denial of the Right to Vote
• Laws Targeting Minorities

We’re trial lawyers. Our core competency – above everything else – is trying cases to juries. We think like jurors and specialize in refining complex sets of facts into compelling narratives that juries find persuasive. Of the thousands of pages of documents in your case, there are about ten that actually matter to a jury. As trial lawyers, we specialize in identifying them and using them to create winning themes for our clients.

We are always trial focused. And, we can ramp up quickly. This means whether your case is brand new or now on the eve of trial, we can help. We take pride that clients (and often, other lawyers) frequently hire us just weeks before trial. One of the first things we’ll do with your case is develop the themes for our closing argument. From the beginning, we’ll plan our last words to the jury and focus on what we want jurors thinking about as they deliberate. Based on the closing, we’ll develop a strategy for preparing your case for trial.

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