Felhaber Larson
220 South 6th St Unit 2200, Minneapolis, MN 55402
Felhaber Larson is a Minneapolis-based law firm serving businesses, organizations, and individuals across Minnesota and the broader Midwest. The firm traces its roots to 1928, when Richard Felhaber began practicing law in St. Paul. Its formal development continued in 1943 when Gustav Larson joined him. Over time, the practice expanded beyond labor and employment law into a broader range of commercial and personal legal services.
Felhaber Larson handles matters involving business law, real estate, construction, health law, energy, labor, employment, workers’ compensation, litigation, and estate planning. Its business attorneys advise on commercial transactions, corporate governance, financing, ownership issues, and related operational concerns. The real estate and construction teams work on transactions, development matters, disputes, and regulatory issues. The firm serves clients ranging from closely held businesses to larger organizations.
Felhaber Larson maintains a substantial labor and employment practice representing employers in workplace matters, litigation, employee benefits, regulatory compliance, management training, and workers’ compensation. Its litigation team handles commercial disputes, shareholder and partnership conflicts, real estate cases, construction matters, bankruptcy issues, financial services disputes, and other contested matters. Attorneys in several practice groups work together when legal problems involve overlapping business, employment, property, or regulatory concerns.
Felhaber Larson operates from its office in downtown Minneapolis and serves clients throughout the Midwest. The firm emphasizes long-term client relationships, collaboration, and practical legal guidance across its practice areas. Its history reflects decades of development from a labor-focused practice into a full-service law firm. The firm continues to advise clients on transactional, regulatory, employment, litigation, real estate, construction, health, energy, and estate planning matters.