Minnesota Trial Lawyer Stephen Patrick Doyle

Email: spd@doylehance.com

Stephen Patrick Doyle is an aggressive top rated (AV) trial lawyer. With 38 years of experience, he brings reason and balance to the prosecution of your claims, or in defending you, vigorously resists those who wish you harm.

Steve is a seven day-a-week lawyer who consistently earns the trust and confidence of his clients. Primarily focused on commercial litigation, Steve also provides general civil litigation, white-collar criminal defense, personal injury and family law to the extended families of our business clients and the many friends of Doyle Hance. His cases have taken him to more than 25 states in both federal and state courts, as well as outside U.S borders.

Successes for his clients include the pursuit of illusive offshore accounts, a last day death penalty stay and ultimate victory before the 5th United States Court of Appeals in New Orleans, Minnesota Appellate Court victories, successful defense of public officials, and litigating, negotiating, arbitrating or mediating business and family law disputes. He has led arbitration panels and mediated disputes for over 24 years. Steve has taught and trained lawyers and law students and co-authored a book on Negotiation, Arbitration and Mediation. He is presently completing his first novel (courtroom drama/legal thriller) and is presently shopping it to the publishing industry.

Steve has created and owned businesses, acted as CEO both domestically and internationally, and worked with companies to make them profitable. He has been invited to speak across America. He has taught or guest lectured at numerous law schools, and various graduate and undergraduate colleges and universities as an adjunct professor, assistant professor and guest lecturer.

Steve has been privileged to be profiled, interviewed, quoted and offer legal commentary throughout his career. A few of the television programs and print media that have invited or reported his comments are:

He has also had the honor of serving on multiple Boards of Directors. The focus of these boards has been business, legal, medical, non-profit and poverty concerns.