(612) 910-2104
Trusted Minneapolis criminal defense attorneys with experience and a track record of success in representing individuals and businesses in Criminal Defense, Criminal Appeals, Harassment Restraining Order, and Title IX Defense cases in the metro area and throughout all of greater Minnesota
Wilson & Clas
Wilson & Clas is a boutique defense law firm based in Northeast Minneapolis that defends individuals in criminal, appellate, harassment restraining order, and Title IX misconduct cases in courts and on campuses throughout all of Minnesota. Wilson & Clas is quickly establishing prominence as the premier defense law firm statewide.
Why Hire Us?
Wilson & Clas consistently provides aggressive, intelligent, and resourceful advocacy for our clients. Our creative and clear defense strategies have proven effective time and time again against the immense power and nearly unlimited resources of Minnesota’s prosecutors.
Responsiveness. We strive to return all calls the same day, and all clients will have their attorney’s personal cell phone number and email address. We text and are available via social media as well.
Results-oriented representation. The “right” defense differs in every case. Wilson & Clas works with each individual client to learn the facts and nuances of their criminal charge, allegation, or criminal conviction, and the firm communicates openly and honestly about the variety of options they have moving forward.
The firm offers flexible and transparent billing. Too often criminal defense attorneys are criticized for charging too much for too little work. Wilson & Clas is upfront about fees, billing, and payment. We offer free consultations, and charge competitive fees for representation.
The firm is not afraid to fight. The easy way is not always the right way. We are here to provide guidance and advice, but we are not afraid to try cases that need to be tried. The firm has successfully defended individuals against a wide variety of criminal allegations through jury trial. This includes obtaining not guilty verdicts (“acquittals”) and dismissals in serious felony cases including first-degree premeditated murder and second-degree intentional murder.