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For over 15 years, Mr. Kans has dedicated himself solely to
defending individuals charged with crimes. Over this
period, he has earned the respect of fellow colleagues, prosecutors, and
judges throughout the State of Minnesota. Mr. Kans has
successfully litigated and negotiated hundreds of criminal cases during his
career. He has had many proud achievements, but none as important as the
personal satisfaction he receives from working hard and achieving wonderful
results for his clients.
When it comes to criminal law, there seems to be no crime more commonly
commited than DWI. Being charge with a DWI doesn't mean you're a bad person,
it just means you've made a bad decision. Bad things happen to good people!
It's when such things do occur, that you need the help of an experienced
DWI lawyer. A DWI charge should be taken very seriously.
The consequences under Minnesota law can be severe.
A charge and conviction for DWI can affect your life tremendously, and could
have serious ramifications. But with their vast experience in defending DWI
cases, the Minnesota law firm of Kans Law Firm, LLC knows the ins and outs
of a successful DWI defense. Each case is different, but the skilled DUI
attorney at Kans Law Firm, LLC is prepared and equipped to handle your
charge and knows the specific legal challenges.
We understand that If you've been charged with a crime, then the
lawyer you choose may be the most important decision
you ever make. Keep in mind; Mr. Kans established his firm
well over a decade ago with only one goal - to be completely and exclusively
dedicated to defending individuals charged with criminal offenses and to
provide them with the best possible defense. And with his background in
Minnesota DWI defense throughout the State , Mr. Kans can
assist you in Minneapolis, as well as the surrounding areas of Eagan,
Burnsville, Chaska, Bloomington, Edina and beyond.
As a former prosecutor, Mr. Kans also had the
responsibility of prosecuting numerous criminal offenses. That experience
has given him the ability see his cases through the prosecutor's "eyes"
which aids in providing the best legal strategy in defense
of his clients.
Another important aspect in Mr. Kans' success is the quality
relationships he maintains with his clients. Mr. Kans always treats
clients with integrity and respect for their needs, goals, and objectives.
He focuses on aggressive, intelligent representation and pledges to listen
and communicate with clients. Furthermore, he educates his clients in
everything they need to know about state law, and the unique challenges of
Minnesota DUIs.
At Kans Law Firm, we also utilize state-of-the-art
technology and cost-effective methods to provide services in a timely,
client-oriented environment.
Rest assured that if you choose Kans Law Firm to represent you, you will
find that our professionalism and strong commitment to our clients results
in the kind experience and knowledge necessary to achieve the results you
expect.
B.S. Business Management 1989 University of Maryland, (Robert H. Smith
School of Business) Juris Doctor, William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul,
Minnesota Former Prosecutor
Member, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Member, National College for DUI Defense
Member, Minnesota State Bar Association
Licensed in both State and Federal Court
Robert H. Ambrose
Robert Ambrose is an associate attorney with the Kans Law Firm, LLC. Robert zealously represents clients charged with an array of misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, and felony offenses. He also fights for clients facing probation violations and those seeking expungements of their criminal records.
Prior to being licensed to practice law by the Minnesota Supreme Court, Robert was a student attorney with the Ramsey County Public Defender’s Office. There, he represented hundreds of indigent clients charged with misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors, and violating probation. He was also a student attorney for the Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners (LAMP) Clinic. There, he provided over 250 hours of service to Minnesota Inmates. He also completed the Criminal Appeals Clinic while at William Mitchell.
Robert was also an Executive Editor on the William Mitchell Law Review, Volume 35. In this role, he was responsible for publishing Issue IV, which focused primarily on Evidence Law and the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Minnesota Court of Appeals. As a Staff Member for Volume 34 of the William Mitchell Law Review, Robert authored an article regarding the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy 34 Wm. Mitchell L. Rev. 1069 (2008).
Prior to receiving his law degree from William Mitchell College of Law, Robert received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University where he majored in Criminal Justice.
Robert’s teaching experience includes being an Adjunct Professor at William Mitchell College of Law for Negotiation: Deals and Disputes during the 2012 J-Term; and a moot court judge at the University of Minnesota Law School for 2011 and 2012.
