Richard A.
Saliterman
rsaliterman@saliterman-law.com
JD 1971, Columbia Law School; LLM 1973, New York University Law School; BA 1968, summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, University of Minnesota. Lieutenant U.S. Navy JAG Corps (active duty 1971-1975). Dick is the author of Advising Minnesota Corporations and Other Business Organizations [four volumes, hardbound], the principal Minnesota business law practice treatise used by lawyers, judges, and academicians. It is published by Lexis, one of the two largest law book publishers in the world. The millennium 2000 supplement of over 457 pages was recently released as a separate additional fifth volume to the set. Dick’s practice includes transactional law and commercial litigation, estate planning, franchise law, trademarks, and real estate. Dick is the former National Judge Advocate for the U.S. Navy League, Washington D.C.
rsaliterman@saliterman-law.com
JD 1971, Columbia Law School; LLM 1973, New York University Law School; BA 1968, summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, University of Minnesota. Lieutenant U.S. Navy JAG Corps (active duty 1971-1975). Dick is the author of Advising Minnesota Corporations and Other Business Organizations [four volumes, hardbound], the principal Minnesota business law practice treatise used by lawyers, judges, and academicians. It is published by Lexis, one of the two largest law book publishers in the world. The millennium 2000 supplement of over 457 pages was recently released as a separate additional fifth volume to the set. Dick’s practice includes transactional law and commercial litigation, estate planning, franchise law, trademarks, and real estate. Dick is the former National Judge Advocate for the U.S. Navy League, Washington D.C.
Floyd E.
Siefferman
fsiefferman@saliterman-law.com
JD 1960, (Class Valedictorian) Emory University Law School; BS 1954, United States Military Academy, West Point (Phi Kappa Phi); Major, Corps of Engineers and JAG Corps (active duty 1954-1957). In addition to his complex issues trial practice, Floyd continues to handle many cases in the appellate courts, and state and federal trial levels. Over his professional career he has handled well over 100 cases in the state and Federal appellate courts in the 5th, 8th, and 11t circuits, as well as the United States Claims Court, Court of Military Appeals and three petitions before the Supreme Court of the United States. He is also active in estate and business planning and real estate law and holds a degree in general engineering.
fsiefferman@saliterman-law.com
JD 1960, (Class Valedictorian) Emory University Law School; BS 1954, United States Military Academy, West Point (Phi Kappa Phi); Major, Corps of Engineers and JAG Corps (active duty 1954-1957). In addition to his complex issues trial practice, Floyd continues to handle many cases in the appellate courts, and state and federal trial levels. Over his professional career he has handled well over 100 cases in the state and Federal appellate courts in the 5th, 8th, and 11t circuits, as well as the United States Claims Court, Court of Military Appeals and three petitions before the Supreme Court of the United States. He is also active in estate and business planning and real estate law and holds a degree in general engineering.
Nicholas M. Wenner
nwenner@saliterman-law.com
JD 1988, Hamline University Law School; Board of Editors, Hamline Law Review; BA 1986, cum laude, St. Cloud State University. Nicholas is the author of Determining Secondary Liability Under Securities Laws: Attorneys Beware, a leading article on secondary liability and securities law. His practice includes commercial litigation, family law and dissolution, trademark, copyright, wills and probate. He serves on the Board of Trustees For Evergreen Community Church and on the Board of Directors of Yes Kids.
nwenner@saliterman-law.com
JD 1988, Hamline University Law School; Board of Editors, Hamline Law Review; BA 1986, cum laude, St. Cloud State University. Nicholas is the author of Determining Secondary Liability Under Securities Laws: Attorneys Beware, a leading article on secondary liability and securities law. His practice includes commercial litigation, family law and dissolution, trademark, copyright, wills and probate. He serves on the Board of Trustees For Evergreen Community Church and on the Board of Directors of Yes Kids.
Associates
Mark R. Miller
mmiller@saliterman-law.com
University of Minnesota (B.A. summa cum laude, 1971); University of Chicago (J.D., 1974). Phi Beta Kappa. Co-Author: “Expert Witnesses,” Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Institute Report, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, January, 1980; “Professional Liability-Contributory Negligence,” Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Institute Report, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, February, 1981; “The 1982 Construction Review,” Construction Briefings, Federal Publications, Inc., February 1983; “The Reluctant Expert,” Bench & Bar of Minnesota, vol. LVI, No. VI, July 1999. Member: Hennepin County, Minnesota State and American Bar Associations. Practice Areas: Civil Litigation.
mmiller@saliterman-law.com
University of Minnesota (B.A. summa cum laude, 1971); University of Chicago (J.D., 1974). Phi Beta Kappa. Co-Author: “Expert Witnesses,” Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Institute Report, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, January, 1980; “Professional Liability-Contributory Negligence,” Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Institute Report, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, February, 1981; “The 1982 Construction Review,” Construction Briefings, Federal Publications, Inc., February 1983; “The Reluctant Expert,” Bench & Bar of Minnesota, vol. LVI, No. VI, July 1999. Member: Hennepin County, Minnesota State and American Bar Associations. Practice Areas: Civil Litigation.
Michael E. Marks
mmarks@saliterman-law.com
University of Minnesota (A.A. magna cum laude, 1973); Drake University (J.D., 1977). Member: Hennepin County Bar Association (HCBA); Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA); American Arbitration Association (AAA); Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association (MTLA). Practice Areas: Personal Injury; Consumer Collections; Commercial Collections; Litigation
mmarks@saliterman-law.com
University of Minnesota (A.A. magna cum laude, 1973); Drake University (J.D., 1977). Member: Hennepin County Bar Association (HCBA); Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA); American Arbitration Association (AAA); Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association (MTLA). Practice Areas: Personal Injury; Consumer Collections; Commercial Collections; Litigation
Of Counsel
James V. Harmon
jharmon@saliterman-law.com
JD 1959, William Mitchell College of Law; BA 1953, Carlton College. James specializes in patent law and is the former patent counsel for Pillsbury Corporation.
jharmon@saliterman-law.com
JD 1959, William Mitchell College of Law; BA 1953, Carlton College. James specializes in patent law and is the former patent counsel for Pillsbury Corporation.
Eugene A.
Sherayzen
esherayzen@saliterman-law.com
JD 2005, cum laude, University of Minnesota Law School; BA 2002, summa cum laude, University of Minnesota. Eugene is the winner of 2002 George D. Green Prize in American History. He also helped edit “A Dictionary of Legal Theory” authored by professor Brian Bix of the University Of Minnesota Law School. Eugene’s practice includes: business law, commercial litigation, contract law, immigration law, and tax law. He is fluent in English, Russian, and Belarusian, and studied Spanish at the University of Minnesota.
esherayzen@saliterman-law.com
JD 2005, cum laude, University of Minnesota Law School; BA 2002, summa cum laude, University of Minnesota. Eugene is the winner of 2002 George D. Green Prize in American History. He also helped edit “A Dictionary of Legal Theory” authored by professor Brian Bix of the University Of Minnesota Law School. Eugene’s practice includes: business law, commercial litigation, contract law, immigration law, and tax law. He is fluent in English, Russian, and Belarusian, and studied Spanish at the University of Minnesota.
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