Torgerson Law Firm

In Minnesota, drug crimes are charged out as violations of the controlled substance laws. There are different degrees of drug crimes in the State of Minnesota.  There are felonies, and, misdemeanors.

Ms. Torgerson is here to assist you in getting your gun rights restored.  In Minnesota, it is called a petition for restoration of rights to possess and otherwise deal in firearms. Our Second Amendment rights are so important.

Ms. Torgerson’s client was charged with aiding and abetting theft by swindle in the amount of $2.5 million dollars.  After a long year of multiple court dates, the case was continued for dismissal.  The case has now been dismissed.

Ms. Torgerson has great success in obtaining reductions in bail, or obtaining no bail required.  Recently, Ms.

Attorney Torgerson’s client was charged with 3rd degree felony assault, gross misdemeanor harassment, and misdemeanor disorderly conduct.

DWI Eliminated In  a recent DWI case in the City of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Ms. Torgerson was successful in completely eliminating the DWI from her client’s record.

Lynne Torgerson, Attorney at Law, has been invited to speak on DWIs and the new United States Supreme Court case, Missouri v. McNeely, by the Hennepin County Bar Association on November 19, 2013, at 4:00 p.m., in downtown Minneapolis.

Lynne Torgerson, criminal defense attorney, wins expungement case in Dakota County. http://www.lynnetorgerson.com/minneapolis-expungement-lawyer Ms. Torgerson obtained expungement of judicial and executive records of theft conviction for her client. Ms.

Attorney Torgerson Gets Two Not Guilty Verdicts and Two Dismissals; Charges were Criminal Sexual Conduct and Assault Criminal defense lawyer Lynne Torgerson, Esq. just finished a jury trial in Hennepin County.

Lynne Torgerson wins at the United States Supreme Court.  The United States Supreme Court denied the State of Minnesota’s petition for a writ of certiorari, thus securing to Torgerson’s client his victory at the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.