John Michael Huberty

John M. Huberty is a native Minnesotan who grew up in Elk River, and a six-year veteran of the United States Navy. Mr. Huberty served as a sonar technician aboard USS John Rodgers (DD-983) and was awarded numerous commendations, including the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Battle ‘E’, Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Medal, and The Admiral John H. Sides Perpetual Award for Excellence in the Sonar Profession.

After receiving his honorable discharge from the Navy, Mr. Huberty attended the University of Minnesota-Morris for three years where he earned degrees in economics and history. Following graduation, Mr. Huberty attended the University of Minnesota Law School from which he graduated cum laude in 2002.

Upon graduating from law school, Mr. Huberty clerked for the Honorable Thomas S Stringer, Judge of District Court, Ottertail County. From there Mr. Huberty became an associate attorney with the Law Offices of William Mauzy in Minneapolis where he honed his skills representing white collar and “blue collar” clients charged with serious felonies in state and federal courts.  After leaving the Mauzy Law Office Mr. Huberty became an associate attorney with Curott & Associates, a general practice law firm where he practiced mainly in the areas of general civil, family, criminal, and appellate law.

Mr. Huberty has defended numerous individuals throughout the state, and has handled family law, general civil cases of all stripes, as well as real estate matters, including mevhanic's liens, purchase agreements, partition actions, real estate sales fraud, and construction defects. His work was instrumental in achieving dismissals and acquittals in several high profile cases, including a case arising from the 2003 Minnesota Vikings Arctic Blast weekend on Mille Lacs Lake and the prosecution by the Anoka County Attorney’s Office of a prominent Twin Cities pediatrician accused of improper acts with patients. Mr. Huberty has also been praised by fellow members of the Bar for his outstanding appellate work in the state courts.