Sieben Edmunds Miller is pleased to celebrate continued recognition from Best Lawyers®, with three attorneys named to the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and the firm earning recognition in Best Law Firms®. 2027 Best Lawyers Honorees Three Sieben Edmunds...
2026 Minnesota Criminal Law Changes: What You Need to Know
Minnesota's criminal laws continue to evolve, and several significant changes took effect on August 1, 2026. The new laws create new criminal offenses, increase penalties for certain existing crimes, change how some domestic violence cases are handled, and expand the...
Five Sieben Edmunds Miller Attorneys Named to the 2026 Minnesota Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists
Sieben Edmunds Miller is proud to announce that five attorneys have been selected to the 2026 Minnesota Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists, recognizing their professional achievements and the respect they have earned within Minnesota's legal community. For 2026,...
Sieben Edmunds Miller Recognized Again in the 2026 Minnesota’s Best Awards
We are honored to once again be recognized in the 2026 Minnesota's Best Awards, earning statewide recognition across three legal categories. This year, Sieben Edmunds Miller received: Gold – Criminal Defense Law Firm Silver – Personal Injury Law Firm Bronze – Law...
DWI Causing Injury in Minnesota: What You Need to Know About Criminal Vehicular Operation
By Samuel Edmunds, Criminal Defense Attorney, Sieben Edmunds Miller PLLC A DWI charge is serious enough on its own. But when someone else is injured in a crash, the case becomes significantly more complicated. In addition to DWI allegations, prosecutors may pursue...
Sam Edmunds Named to the Minnesota Legal 250
Sieben Edmunds Miller is proud to announce that partner Sam Edmunds has been named to the Minnesota Legal 250, a recognition honoring attorneys who are helping shape Minnesota's legal profession through leadership, client advocacy, and community impact. Published by...
Can a DWI Be Reduced in Minnesota? When Charges May Be Lowered
By Samuel Edmunds, Criminal Defense Attorney, Sieben Edmunds Miller PLLC At Sieben Edmunds Miller, we understand that facing a drunk driving charge can feel like an uphill battle. Between the potential for jail time, heavy fines, and the loss of your driving...
Can You Beat a DWI in Minnesota If Your BAC Was Under .08?
Most drivers assume the .08 blood alcohol limit works like a legal safe zone — stay below it, and you're in the clear. It's a reasonable assumption. It's also wrong. In Minnesota, you can be arrested, charged, and convicted of DWI with a BAC below .08. Here's what...
What Is a First-Degree Drug Charge in Minnesota?
If you or someone you love has been charged with a first-degree drug offense in Minnesota, you're facing one of the most serious criminal charges the state can bring. These aren't minor infractions — a conviction can mean decades in prison, a million-dollar fine, and...
Meet Our Newest Partner: Stephanie Skoro
Sieben Edmunds Miller is proud to announce that Stephanie Skoro has been named a Partner at the firm. Since joining our team, Stephanie has built a strong reputation as a thoughtful, driven, and highly capable criminal defense attorney, handling complex felony...
What “Interfering” Means During Federal Immigration Enforcement in Twin Cities
What Actions Can Be Considered Interference With Immigration Enforcement? Over the past month, our community has seen an unprecedented surge in immigration activity and public response across the Twin Cities. From neighborhood checkpoints to large-scale...
School Bus Stop-Arm Violations in Minnesota: Understanding the Penalties and When Your License Is at Risk
Every day in Minnesota, thousands of children rely on school buses to travel safely to and from school. Because of the serious risks involved, Minnesota enforces some of the strictest school bus stop-arm laws in the country. A school bus stop-arm violation may seem...
Public Defender vs. Private Attorney in Minnesota: What’s the Difference?
Public Defender vs. Private Attorney: Key Differences in Minnesota If you are charged with a crime in Minnesota, one of the first questions you will face is who will represent you. Many people are unsure whether they should rely on a public defender or hire a private...
Duty to Drive with Due Care in Minnesota: Misdemeanor vs. Petty Misdemeanor Charges
Every driver in Minnesota is expected to operate their vehicle safely and pay attention to the road. That responsibility is known as the duty to drive with due care, and it’s spelled out in Minnesota Statute § 169.14, subdivision 1. Many drivers assume this law only...
Can A Strangulation Charge Be Dropped?
Facing a strangulation charge can be a daunting and distressing experience. A conviction for strangulation has long-lasting impacts on both the defendant and their family members. If you’ve been accused of strangulation, you may wonder if it is possible for the...
DANCO: What you need to know and how to get the DANCO dropped
If you have been charged with a domestic abuse crime in Minnesota, you probably also have had a DANCO issued against you. You may have questions about what a DANCO is, what it means for your life and your family, and whether the order can be removed. If you are in...
What Happens When You Plead Guilty to a Felony in Minnesota?
Key Rights You Give Up When Entering a Guilty Plea Facing a felony charge in Minnesota is overwhelming, and many people wonder what truly happens when they decide to plead guilty. Felony convictions carry long-lasting consequences that can affect employment, housing,...
What Is the Legal Limit for Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) in Minnesota?
Key Facts About BAC Limits in Minnesota Understanding the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is essential for anyone who drives in Minnesota. Whether you occasionally enjoy a drink with dinner or you’re navigating the aftermath of a DWI stop, knowing...

















