Maxwell Shek
My name is Max Shek, and I am a DWI, criminal defense, and appeals attorney and am the founder of Shek Law LLC. I completed my undergraduate from Michigan State University, where I graduated with honors. I then earned my Juris Doctor’s degree from The University of Minnesota Law School and received a Master’s in Business Administration from The University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Business. These particular JD and MBA programs are each nationally ranked and are the highest-ranked programs in Minnesota. From there, I entered the world of banking regulation, where I worked for one of the largest financial institutions in the United States. I became deeply familiar with strict protocols and analyzing complex processes to ensure there were no missed details. Though I loved my role, I wanted to do more to help others, which was my motivator to open Shek Law LLC. As a dedicated attorney, I have an extensive understanding of Minnesota laws, and I am devoted to delivering exceptional legal counseling and representation that positions my clients to obtain the vigorous defense they deserve.
Please call Shek Law LLC to connect with DWI criminal defense attorney Maxwell Shek. Shek Law LLC provides affordable rates and payment plans in the majority of circumstances.
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- Q. I was in possession of 3.5oz of meth, 4oz weed and 2 firearms during a search and seizure over a month ago yet was no
- A: There is a statute in Minnesota that provides an automatic stay of adjudication in Minnesota for certain first-time drug offenders.
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