Torgerson Law Firm

Ms. Torgerson's client was contacted by police who wished to question her client about allegations of criminal sexual conduct.  Ms. Torgerson's client immediately contacted her upon receiving a telephone call from the investigating detective.

Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney Lynne Torgerson won a petition to restore rights to possess firearms out of the County of Benton, State of Minnesota.  Ms. Torgerson's client showed that he was not dangerous and had matured.  Ms.

Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney Lynne Torgerson successfully resolved a felony electronic communication relating to sexual conduct with a child case by obtaining a plea agreement with no jail and a stay of imposition of sentence, whereby upon...

Minnesota Drug Charges Attorney Lynne Torgerson obtains stay of adjudication in 5th degree possession of methamphetatmine case out of the County of Freeborn, State of Minnesota.  Ms.

Lynne Torgerson Has Been Awarded 2019 AIOCLA's 10 Best in Minnesota for Client Satisfaction The American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys has recognized the exceptional performance of Minnesota's Criminal Law Attorney Lynne Torgerson as 2019 10 Best...

Minnesota DWI Attorney Lynne Torgerson obtains house arrest on 2nd degree gross misdemeanor DWI Ms. Torgerson represented a client on a 2nd degree gross misdemeanor DWI.  The client's blood alcohol concentration tested at a .25 on the Datamaster.

Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney Lynne Torgerson has been awarded 10 Best Attorneys for Client Satisfaction for years 2016 to 2019, by the American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys! Well done Ms.

Criminal Defense Lawyer Lynne Torgerson obtained expungement of a 3rd degree, gross misdemeanor DWI out of the City of Grant, County of Washington, State of Minnesota.  The defendant's case was from the year of 2003.

Lynne Torgerson was retained to intervene in a criminal sexual conduct investigation which originated out of Kanabec County.  A mother of a female and/or the female had accused a young man of sexual assault, which he denied.

Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney Lynne Torgerson obtained a continuance for dismissal of a vaping in airport charge.  This type of charge is a misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of up to 90 days in jail and a $1000 fine.  Ms.