Top Rated Real Estate Attorney in St. Paul, MN

Attorney Steven R. Little is the founder and owner of Steven R. Little Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. A highly versatile and top-ranked attorney, Mr. Little has more than 20 years of legal experience, and he serves the interests of a diverse range of clients throughout the greater Twin Cities Metro and surrounding areas who have legal needs involving any of the following:

·       Title insurance

·       Construction law and litigation

·       Real estate litigation and transactions

·       Landlord-tenant issues, commercial and residential leases, and evictions

·       Property tax forfeitures and appeals

·       Business transactions

·       Contract disputes and litigation

Over the course of his legal career, Mr. Little has successfully argued over 30 trials in state and federal courts involving complex real estate litigation and contract disputes. In addition, he has handled numerous appeals, and he has earned a reputation as a tenacious and zealous trial attorney who always pursues the most favorable outcomes for his clients, no matter how complex their needs.

Along with maintaining a successful trial and appellate practice, Mr. Little routinely provides invaluable outside counsel to clients ranging from small-business owners and individuals to commercial landlords, contractors and lenders. He also represents underwriters and title agents as well as those whom they insure. His wealth of knowledge and experience has helped establish him as one of the leading attorneys in his region for his practice areas.

As evidence of his success, Mr. Little has earned consistent recognition from Minnesota Law & Politics magazine as being among the top 2.5% of attorneys in the state, and he has received numerous other top rankings from his peers. He graduated cum laude from University of Minnesota-Duluth in 1995, and he obtained his Juris Doctor magna cum laude from Hamline University School of Law in 2000.

Mr. Little is an active member of the Minnesota State Bar Association, and he once served on the Legislative Committee of the Minnesota Land Title Association. Drawing upon his extensive legal knowledge, he has helped author several publications about topics such as mortgage foreclosure, mechanic's liens and other subjects.