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January 2025

As we step into the New Year, we’re excited to share the latest updates from Lommen Abdo in our first newsletter of 2025. This edition reflects on the accomplishments and highlights from the past few months, including our recognition in the 2025 Best Law Firms rankings and a recap of our successful Toys for Tots and Fall Freshness charity drives.

We’re also featuring insights from our talented attorneys, including Michelle Kuhl’s 2024 Appellate Year in Review and Andrew Hunstad’s guide to antenuptial agreements. Additionally, Joseph Wetch explores how a litigation audit can help protect your business and offers practical advice on navigating Minnesota’s lemon law, defamation claims, and more.

We hope you find this edition engaging and informative. As always, feel free to reach out with any questions or topics you’d like us to cover in future newsletters.

The Lommen Abdo Team

2024 Appellate Year in Review

Lommen Abdo’s appellate attorneys were busy in 2024 handling a wide range of appeals in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and North Dakota. This article written by Michelle Kuhl is a sampling of some of our most interesting decisions from the year and a few to watch for in 2025.

Read more.

Antenuptial Agreements: Safeguarding Your Assets Before Marriage

Establishing an antenuptial agreement can strengthen a marriage by encouraging open discussions about financial habits, goals, and responsibilities—areas commonly linked to divorce. Ultimately, having an antenuptial agreement can reduce conflict and costs associated with divorce, streamlining the process for both parties.

Read the article by Andrew Hunstad.

Also check out these recent blogs by Andrew:

• Uncovering Hidden Assets in Divorce: Strategies for Investigation
• Navigating High Asset Divorces: Essential Insights for Minnesota Clients

Unearthing Hidden Risks: How a Litigation Audit Can Protect Your Business

Conducting a litigation audit is an investment in your business’s long-term health and stability. By identifying and mitigating potential legal risks, you can create a more secure and resilient organization.

Read the article by Joseph Wetch.

Check out these recent blogs by Joseph:

• Commercial General Liability Policies in Construction Litigation: A Crucial Tool
• Minnesota Judgments and How To Collect
• Know Your Rights: Navigating Minnesota’s Lemon Law
• Defamation in Minnesota: What You Need to Know
• How to Find a Construction Lawyer in Minnesota
• Protecting Your Home: Understanding Minnesota’s Contractor Theft Law

Video Feature

Jamie Johnson explains the factors that increase the rate of success in mediation in this featured video.

Watch the video or view his bio.

Lommen Abdo Recognized in 2025 “Best Law Firms” Rankings

We are honored to announce that Lommen Abdo has been named to the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms by Best Lawyers, in recognition of the firm’s dedication to quality and service across multiple practice areas. Best Lawyers reviews and awards firms across the country based on rigorous evaluations from clients and peers in the legal industry.

Read the blog.

Welcome Jeanne Morris

We’re pleased to welcome Jeanne Morris to the Lommen Abdo team! Jeanne places a high value on her relationships with clients and is dedicated to achieving positive outcomes. Get to know Jeanne.

Lommen Abdo Hosts Fall Freshness Drive to Support People Incorporated

This October, Lommen Abdo hosted its annual fall fundraiser, the Fall Freshness Drive, to support People Incorporated’s Street Outreach team. Read more.

Lommen Abdo Spreads Holiday Cheer with Toys for Tots Drive

This holiday season, the Lommen Abdo team came together to support Toys for Tots, collecting toys to bring joy to children and families in need. Spearheaded by the firm’s Activities Committee, the charity drive exemplified the spirit of giving that defines the holiday season. Read more.

Let us know if you have questions, if we may be of assistance in any way or if you have suggestions for future newsletters. 

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