Mathew Meyer
25+ years of legal experience:
Civil litigation, mediation, negotiation, appeals, and more
Affordable representation:
Large-firm experience without the large price tag
Clear communications:
Correspondence and legal briefs you can actually understand
State Bar Licenses:
State of Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Federal Licenses:
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Eighth Circuit, Court of Appeals
U.S. E. District of Wisconsin
U.S. Bankruptcy, Minnesota
Veterans’ advocate:
Volunteer Ombudsman for U.S. Dept. of Defense ESGR
Are the nitrate levels high in Shakopee’s water?
Review the report, “Quarterly Nitrate Testing Results: October 3, 2019” and decide for yourself.
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What does Ehlers say about Shakopee’s water utility fees and charges?
At tonight’s Shakopee Public Utilities Commission meeting, a representative from Ehlers, Inc.*, an industry-leading municipal advisory firm, will be presenting the results of a study comparing Shakopee’s fees and rates to neighboring communities. This certainly sheds light on the current issues raised regarding our fees and charges.
read more
The shocking truth about SPU electric rates
Shakopee’s citizens are now learning more about the economic realities and fairness of the Shakopee Public Utilities’ water fees and charges.
Squirrel!
But some are now shifting the debate to SPU’s electric rates, and claiming that “Xcel is cheaper than SPU.” Although the proposed petition…
Will Shakopee get hosed by the City Council?
After 68 years in existence, the Shakopee Public Utilities (SPU) Commission has been under attack by the City Council since its December 2018 meeting. Partly about policy, these attacks have degenerated into ad hominem attacks against the Commissioners by suggestions of incompetence, unprofessionalism, and, just recently, self-dealing or corruption. Indeed, the City staff has resorted to suggestive language…
read more
Five reasons you should never ignore a demand letter
If you’re a business owner, you have likely received a demand letter at some point in time. Whether about a past-due account to a vendor or notice of a potential employment or personal injury claim, a demand letter is an integral part of doing business today. Too often, however…
read moreHow do you know whether to send a demand letter?
Many business clients have questions regarding the first step in the litigation process – the demand letter. Here are some of the issues, strategies, and considerations business owners face when considering whether to send a...
read more
MN-DEED Publishes USERRA Guidance for Employers
For those who have not dealt with the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (MN DEED), you would be proud to know that our tax dollars are well spent on these knowledgeable and professional public servants. Over the years Minnesota ESGR has...
read more
Are the nitrate levels high in Shakopee’s water?
Review the report, “Quarterly Nitrate Testing Results: October 3, 2019” and decide for yourself.
read more
What does Ehlers say about Shakopee’s water utility fees and charges?
At tonight’s Shakopee Public Utilities Commission meeting, a representative from Ehlers, Inc.*, an industry-leading municipal advisory firm, will be presenting the results of a study comparing Shakopee’s fees and rates to neighboring communities. This certainly sheds light on the current issues raised regarding our fees and charges.
read more
The shocking truth about SPU electric rates
Shakopee’s citizens are now learning more about the economic realities and fairness of the Shakopee Public Utilities’ water fees and charges.
Squirrel!
But some are now shifting the debate to SPU’s electric rates, and claiming that “Xcel is cheaper than SPU.” Although the proposed petition…
Will Shakopee get hosed by the City Council?
After 68 years in existence, the Shakopee Public Utilities (SPU) Commission has been under attack by the City Council since its December 2018 meeting. Partly about policy, these attacks have degenerated into ad hominem attacks against the Commissioners by suggestions of incompetence, unprofessionalism, and, just recently, self-dealing or corruption. Indeed, the City staff has resorted to suggestive language…
read more
Five reasons you should never ignore a demand letter
If you’re a business owner, you have likely received a demand letter at some point in time. Whether about a past-due account to a vendor or notice of a potential employment or personal injury claim, a demand letter is an integral part of doing business today. Too often, however…
read moreHow do you know whether to send a demand letter?
Many business clients have questions regarding the first step in the litigation process – the demand letter. Here are some of the issues, strategies, and considerations business owners face when considering whether to send a...
read more
MN-DEED Publishes USERRA Guidance for Employers
For those who have not dealt with the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (MN DEED), you would be proud to know that our tax dollars are well spent on these knowledgeable and professional public servants. Over the years Minnesota ESGR has...
read more
Mathew Meyer
25+ years of legal experience:
Civil litigation, mediation, negotiation, appeals, and more
Affordable representation:
Large-firm experience without the large price tag
Clear communications:
Correspondence and legal briefs you can actually understand
State Bar Licenses:
State of Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Federal Licenses:
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Eighth Circuit, Court of Appeals
U.S. E. District of Wisconsin
U.S. Bankruptcy, Minnesota
Veterans’ advocate:
Volunteer Ombudsman for U.S. Dept. of Defense ESGR
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