Grostyan Law, PLC

Grostyan Law, PLC is a criminal defense firm based in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, serving clients throughout Minneapolis and communities across the state. The law firm represents people facing misdemeanor, felony, and federal charges, with a focused practice that includes DWI and DUI defense, drug crimes, assault, domestic assault, theft, and other serious accusations. Its work is centered on protecting each client’s rights, reputation, and future.

Grostyan Law, PLC takes a personalized, client-centered approach to every case. The law firm listens carefully to each client’s account, reviews the available evidence, and develops a defense strategy based on the facts, risks, and individual goals involved. Clients receive clear explanations and regular updates as their matters progress. Thorough preparation may include examining police reports, witness statements, video evidence, laboratory results, traffic stops, searches, and testing procedures for legal or factual weaknesses.

Grostyan Law, PLC handles cases involving DWI and test refusal, controlled substance possession or sale, criminal sexual conduct, violent offenses, theft and property crimes, white-collar allegations, and federal charges. The law firm can challenge evidence through pretrial motions, negotiate with prosecutors, address license or vehicle forfeiture issues, and take cases to trial when needed. Its familiarity with courts across Minnesota supports practical strategies suited to local procedures and the circumstances of each charge.

Grostyan Law, PLC draws on attorney Anthony Grostyan’s more than 24 years of criminal defense experience in Minnesota state and federal courts. The firm’s published results include dismissals, reduced charges, negotiated resolutions, and jury acquittals across DWI, domestic assault, drug, theft, and other criminal matters. By combining focused experience with honest communication, careful analysis, and determined advocacy, the law firm provides dependable guidance to people facing high-stakes legal proceedings. Free consultations are available.