Minnesota Criminal Defense Lawyers
Arneson and Geffen, PLLC handle all gross misdemeanor, misdemeanor and felony criminal defense cases. We are experienced criminal defense attorneys capable of handling federal and state cases as well as appeals, expungements and trials.
We are committed to providing the best legal defense services across the state of Minnesota. With over 26 years of combined experience, Mark Arneson and Jon Geffen can provide you with the aggressive legal representation you need during this tough time.
Our Practice Areas
Our practice areas include the following:- DWI & DUI offenses including first, second, third and fourth degree violations, underage drinking and driving, open bottle law charges and drug charges
- Drug Crimes including manufacturing, possession, trafficking and distribution of prescription drugs, illegal drugs and simulated controlled substances
- Domestic Violence and Assault cases including first, second, third, fourth and fifth degree assault, sexual assault, domestic assault and Order for Protection cases
- Expungement and Appeals for misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor and felony offenses
- Traffic violations including hit and run cases, criminal vehicular homicide, driving without a license, driving without insurance, reckless driving, speeding and DWI charges
- While Collar Crimes such as fraud, identity theft, embezzlement, bribery, blackmail, extortion and insider trading
- Homicide and murder offenses including murder charges, voluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter and vehicle homicide
- Sex crimes including criminal sexual conduct felonies, prostitution, pandering and solicitation misdemeanors, indecent exposure, lewd acts, sexual assault and internet sex crimes.
- Civil Litigation including business litigation, civil lawsuits, business disputes, contract negotiations, family law, landlord tenant disputes, business formation and more.
MN Criminal Lawyers
Arneson and Geffen, PLLC know what is at stake when you are faced with any criminal arrest. Not only do you risk a criminal conviction on your permanent record, which can come with hefty fines, restitution charges, community service, rehabilitation and prison time, but you also have to face the negative consequences of this conviction after you have served your punishment.Any criminal conviction, from a felony offense to a misdemeanor charge, can negatively impact your ability to find decent employment and move on with your life. Furthermore, some felony offenses can also result in a loss of certain rights including your right to drive, your right to vote, your right to travel overseas and your right to own firearms.
