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Marcus Urlaub works with the estate planning and business law practice group of the Monroe Moxness Berg law firm in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He represents clients throughout the state of Minnesota with matters involving:
After getting his bachelor?s degree magna cum laude from the University of North Dakota in 2004, Mr. Urlaub graduated with an MBA degree from the Augsburg University in 2008. Post this, he decided to study law at the William Mitchell College of Law, earning his Juris Doctor magna cum laude in 2013 and was licensed to practice in Minnesota the same year. While at law school, he served as the assistant editor of the William Mitchell Law Review. He is also admitted to appear before the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota.
Starting off his legal career by clerking for the Monroe Moxness Berg law firm, Mr. Urlaub went on to become an attorney at the same firm. His previous experience working for the U.S. Bank as a business banker comes in handy when he?s dealing with startup companies, small businesses and corporate clients. He also conducts seminars and presents at conferences on various topics such as ?Practical Financial and Estate Planning Strategies? and ?Legal and Financial Matters for Breweries and Distilleries.?
Mr. Urlaub is an understanding attorney who considers the needs of his clients whether it?s the hardships young entrepreneurs go through or the risks they take to achieve their dreams. He supports them with sound legal counsel. This has earned him high regard among his fellow lawyers and clients, and a ?Good? rating on Avvo.
Actively involved in the legal circle, Mr. Urlaub is a part of the American Bar Association, the Minnesota State Bar Association, the Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild and the Financial Planning Association of Minnesota.
