Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine, a Miami-based boutique litigation firm, has decided to open a Minneapolis office.
The new office will be the law firm's first outside of South Florida.
It will be led by prominent local litigator Daniel Rosen, who is known for his work in eminent domain cases.
He represented developer Hines Interests in a case concerning the land for the Target Field baseball stadium.
He has also represented corporations such as Exxon Mobil, Walgreens and Sears Holdings.
"Minneapolis is well-regarded for its sophisticated court system, highly experienced bench and bevy of major national corporations — but continues to be overlooked by the big litigation firms," said Abbey Kaplan, founding partner of Kluger Kaplan, in a statement.
"Dan's esteemed reputation, coupled with our resources, will bring immediate value to our existing clients and fill a need in this underserved market."
Kluger Kaplan has more than 30 attorneys in South Florida and covers business and corporate litigation, real estate related litigation, employment litigation and more.
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