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Overview
Practice Areas
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Fees & Payments
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Fees
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Free Consultation (15 minutes)
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Hourly ($250-$250/hour)
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Pro Bono (5%)
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Retainer (Sometimes)
Payment types
Check, Cash
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Contact Information
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Résumé
Licenses
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19 years
since Eric Todd Cooperstein was first licensed to practice law in MN.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Work Experience
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| Position |
Duration |
| Owner at Law Office of Eric T. Cooperstein, PLLC |
2006–present
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| Assistant Senior Counsel at Complex Settlements, P.C. |
2001–2008
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| Adjunct Professor (Legal Writing) at William Mitchell College of Law |
1995–2001
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| Senior Assistant Director at Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility |
1995–2001
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| Staff Attorney at Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis |
1990–1995
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| Associate at Mansfield & Tanick |
1990–1991
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| Loan Officer at National Westminster Bank, USA |
1985–1987
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Education
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Associations
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Association Name |
Duration |
| Member |
Hennepin County Bar Association, Finance and Planning Committee |
2007–2008
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| Member |
MN Supreme Court – Attorney Discipline Review Committee |
2007–2008
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| Vice chair — Rules of Professional Conduct Committee |
Minnesota State Bar Association |
2007–2008
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Portfolio
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Publications
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| Article |
Publication |
Date |
| Be Careful Who Your Friends Are |
Minnesota Lawyer |
2008 |
| Owe a Duty to You? I Hardly Know You! |
Solo Small Scoop |
2008 |
| Debits and Credits in IOLTA Battle |
Minnesota Lawyer |
2001 |
| Too Closely Held for Comfort, |
Minnesota Lawyer |
2000 |
| “Reasonable Fees.com” – Expect Special Scrutiny |
Minnesota Lawyer |
2000 |
| Protecting Rape Victims from Civil Suits by Their Attackers |
Law and Inequality: A Journal of Theory and Practice |
1989 |
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Speaking Engagements
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| Speaking Engagement Name |
Conference |
Date |
| Hot Ethics Issues in Criminal Law Practice |
Criminal Justice Institute |
2008 |
| Use It or Lose It: Preventing Confidentiality and Privilege Waivers |
Employment Law Institute |
2008 |
| Ethics Issues in Representing Newly Formed Entities |
HCBA Annual Corporate Counsel Seminar |
2008 |
| Can We Talk? Limits on Privilege for Internal Law Firm Communications |
HCBA Professionalism Committee |
2008 |
| Ethical Considerations in Serving on Non-Profit Boards |
Leaders Impacting the Nonprofit Community (LINC) |
2008 |
| Conflicts Check |
MN CLE Webcast |
2008 |
| Tips and Traps for New Lawyers |
New Lawyers Institute |
2008 |
| Hot Documents, Hot Water: Ethical Ptifalls in Gathering Evidence |
Employment Law Institute |
2007 |
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