Avery Appelman

Minnesota Criminal Lawyers

Appelman Law Firm, LLC
6465 Wayzata Boulevard
Suite 120
St. Louis Park, MN 55426
(952) 224-2277

Web Address: Appelman Law Firm, LLC
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Appelman Law Firm is in the business of helping people. We strive to obtain the best possible results for our clients by offering personal, professional, and aggressive representation. Our firm is built on the belief that we must meet the needs of our clients by treating each case as a unique situation. Our mission is to place our clients in a better position, emotionally and legally, than when they first retained our firm.Avery Appelman is a criminal defense lawyer and the founder of Appelman Law Firm. While his practice is primarily recognized for its work with DWI and related offenses, he has 16 years of experience working with clients on drug, assault, theft, traffic, criminal sexual conduct, and prostitution charges.

Avery’s greatest strength is his ability to counsel in a way that assists clients in all aspects of their lives. He works in partnership with clients to streamline the judicial process, thereby enabling individuals to assist in their own defense. Mr. Appelman recognizes the impact of criminal proceedings on those surrounding the accused, which is why he also strives to mitigate the effects on clients’ friends and family members.
Avery Appelman has gained a reputation in the legal community for being an aggressive advocate for all of his clients. Our lawyers meet regularly with clients to discuss their cases and to ensure that they are knowledgeable about, and comfortable with, every stage of the proceedings. We respond the same day to client calls, and one of our criminal defense lawyers is available 24/7 to assist with any situation. At Appelman Law Firm, we are concerned with our clients’ defense and their personal well being.

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI, Drug Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft
Locations: Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Paul, St. Louis Park

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