Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd. has proudly served the legal and business counseling needs of clients since 1958. The firm is committed to providing our clients practical solutions to business issues. We work to understand the business and legal challenges clients face in their industries and to manage a responsive, cost-effective relationship.
Larkin Hoffman believes in providing our clients with a direct connection to their attorneys. Through these relationships, we are able to foster better understanding, manage client costs and help clients effectively deal with existing and emerging legal issues. Together, we strive to provide excellent service and timely delivery of all our legal products.
The firm brings to our clients deep experience in complex and changing areas of law. We offer a full range of services in the areas of real estate and land use law, corporate law and government relations. The firm also practices extensively in franchise and distribution law, technology and intellectual property law, labor and employment law, and other personal legal services.
The four young lawyers who laid the foundation for Larkin Hoffman in 1958 set four guiding principles for the firm:
Deliver excellent legal services to clients
Charge reasonable fees
Encourage creative thinking
Give back to the community
Today, we are one of the top law firms in Minnesota. Our firm includes more than 70 lawyers serving clients’ legal needs throughout the state, the country and around the globe. As a full-service law firm, we provide counsel and legal guidance in more than 20 areas of law to clients ranging from individuals to emerging companies and Fortune 500 corporations. Our firm is organized into practice areas, enabling clients to find the resources they need.
Larkin Hoffman has changed a lot since the firm’s founding almost 50 years ago, but one thing remains the same: our attorneys’ commitment to the principles established in 1958. By learning all we can about our clients and their challenges, we develop unique insights to manage their legal issues. Whether a client is a large or small company or an individual, our attorneys endeavor to achieve the best possible results.
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Book Review, 17 Georgia Law Review 885, 1983
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Note, Conscious Parallelism in the Use of Delivered Pricing Systems: A Modified Per Se Standard of Review Under the Federal Trade Commission Act, at 66 Cornell Law Review 1194, 1981
