Keith Johnson

Keith is a solo practitioner and has been practicing over 30 years. If you have a question or concern, you will talk to Keith and no one else. He does the work on your case, not an inexperienced associate attorney or paralegal. Many attorneys, after being hired, have their inexperienced associate attorneys or paralegals do substantial work on your claim. Why not have Keith, an experienced and battle-tested attorney, do the work? Keith has been certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association since 1993. To earn this distinction, a lawyer must have handled numerous trials, court hearings and depositions, must pass a stringent test, and must continue to do so to become re-certified. Less than 3% of the lawyers in Minnesota have earned this distinction. Keith was also was named to Minnesota �Super Lawyers� under their "Star Search" process. Keith never sought a nomination to Super Lawyers, but is proud they just �picked him up.� Keith has been AV rated by Martindale Hubbel, its highest rating, since !999. Keith has never had an ethical complaint made by a client against him, nor has he ever been sued by a client for legal malpractice. Keith is very proud of this. A few ethical complaints have been filed against him by the opposing parties, all of which were dismissed, and Keith is proud of this as well. Keith has been married 20+ years and has three children Keith has been a long time active Community Volunteer: 1995-2004 Youth basketball, soccer, baseball and fast-pitch softball coach 1999-2003 Commissioner of St. Anthony Community Basketball (St. Anthony Sports Boosters) 2003-2007 Vice President of St. Anthony High School Basketball Parents Association (Huskies Court Club) 2003-2007 Referee at St. Anthony Villagefest �3 on 3� Basketball Tourney 2008-2011 Member of St. Anthony High School Fast-pitch Softball Parents Association (Huskies Diamond Club). Board member of Scoreboard Committee (which successfully fund raised, purchased and placed a beautiful scoreboard for the girls in 2010.)