James Blumberg

James Blumberg is a dedicated and skilled criminal defense attorney who has practiced law for more than a decade. Although his legal career began as a prosecutor, James now serves as an advocate for men, women and juveniles facing criminal charges. James has handled a variety of cases in Apple Valley and the surrounding areas in Minnesota.

As a former prosecutor, James is able view his client's case with a different perspective. He understands how the prosecution works and what the other side will do to secure a conviction. This experience on both sides of the law allows him to build a strong defense in each case and challenge the evidence presented against his clients.

Some of the most common charges James handles include DWI and other drunk driving-related charges, drug crimes, marijuana offenses, domestic violence, theft, property crimes, serious traffic offenses, and juvenile related crimes. In addition, he also handles administrative penalties associated with DWI charges and other issues, such as expungement.

If you have been charged with a criminal offense or need assistance in handling your DWI administrative penalties, contact Apple Valley criminal defense attorney James Blumberg. You have a right to challenge criminal allegations, and James can help you build a strong defense in your case. Call (952) 431-7758 to schedule a free evaluation.

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Minnesota

Minnesota Supreme Court

ID Number: 0338151

Since 2004

Founder and attorney

James Blumberg Law

2004 - Current

Hamline University

J.D. (2004) | Law

2004

St. John's University School of Law

B.A. (1998) | Sociology

1998

Minnesota State Bar

Member

Current

Dakota County Bar Association

Member

Current

Ramsey County Bar Association

Member

Current

Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

Current

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

Current

Overview of Domestic Violence Offenses

Drug Court Programs in Dakota County

November 14, 2016

DWI Offenses in Minnesota Law

April 22, 2016