Hannah Stein, an attorney at Minnesota Construction Law Services, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for helping clients navigate construction litigation. With an impressive academic background and over fifteen years of legal practice, Hannah is a formidable ally for individuals and businesses alike in Minnesota's construction industry.

 

After graduating magna cum laude and order of the coif from the University of Minnesota Law School in 2005, Hannah honed her legal skills by clerking for four Justices of the Minnesota Supreme Court. Her invaluable experience in the highest court of the state laid the foundation for her successful career in construction litigation. Over the years, she has handled cases of various sizes and complexities, ranging from multi-million-dollar lawsuits to smaller claims involving siding defects. She takes pride in guiding her clients toward resolutions that align with their lives and businesses, ensuring their best interests are always at the forefront.

 

Hannah is deeply rooted in Minnesota. Born at Abbott Northwestern Hospital and having lived most of her life in the state, she has an unwavering adoration for all things Minnesota. She cherishes her South Minneapolis home, located just a stone's throw away from her parents, and continually undertakes various house projects to create a space that reflects her unique personality. As a practicing Jew and a member of Beth Jacob Congregation in Mendota Heights, Hannah finds solace and community in her faith.

 

Hannah's diverse interests range throughout geek culture; from superheroes and anime, to being captivated by anything with the word "star" in its name. She has a penchant for fountain pens and possesses an ink collection that could supply a writers room. When she's not working, Hannah enjoys crafting, hiking, exploring thrift stores and garage sales, and hosting legendary parties with her closest friends.

 

Adding a touch of warmth and comfort to the office, Hannah is accompanied by her beloved dog, Bella. While Bella may not be able to provide legal advice, her presence is guaranteed to bring a smile and offer a momentary respite from the stresses of day to day matters.