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Stern Named ‘Super Lawyer’

Minnesota Law & Politics
August 2002

Minneapolis (August 31,2002) Minnesota Law & Politics Magazine has released their annual list of "Super Lawyers". Congratulations to Larry E. Stern, of the law firm of Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben, P.A. for being recognized for the fourth consecutive year as one of Minnesota’s top attorneys.

The 2002™ Super Lawyers survey was published in the August-September edition of Minnesota Law & Politics Magazine, produced in cooperation with Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine and Twin Cities Business Monthly. Over 18,000 ballots were sent to randomly selected attorneys across Minnesota. Ballot recipients were asked to vote for the best lawyers they have personally observed in action. Those receiving the distinction of Super Lawyers were determined based on the 12,000 responses.

Larry Stern graduated from the University of North Dakota Law School in 1977; He has practiced exclusively in criminal and civil litigation. For four years, he served as Chief Assistant State’s Attorney for Cass County, during which time he tried the full range of criminal cases from misdemeanors to felonies. In 1988 Larry joined Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben and since that time has devoted his practice entirely to plaintiff’s personal injury and wrongful death litigation, successfully representing hundreds of clients in a wide variety of cases. Larry has had numerous jury verdicts in excess of six figures and recently received an arbitration award of one million dollars for a leg injury

Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben, P.A. is the largest law firm in Minnesota specializing exclusively in personal injury litigation. With 18 lawyers and more than 80 support staff, it provides personal, specialized service from initial investigation through settlement, trial or appeal. The firm is known for its prompt, courteous service and recognized as a leader in legal development regarding injury and death claims.

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