Northfield, MN

Ronald L. Moersch

Firm co-founder Ronald L. Moersch has substantial experience and expertise in the fields of business law, litigation, probate, trusts and estate planning, and real estate. He has has formulated creative solutions resolving legal issues for a variety of individuals and companies including startup, restructuring, business purchase and sale services, employment, litigation, and estate planning focused on growing, protecting, transferring and gifting assets through wills, trusts, limited liability companies, Sub-S corporations and other estate planning and wealth transfer strategies. Ron also has four decades of experience handling personal injury cases involving accidents such as auto, pedestrian and premises and medical malpractice.

Ronald L. Moersch

Firm co-founder Ronald L. Moersch has substantial experience and expertise in the fields of business law, litigation, probate, trusts and estate planning, and real estate. He has has formulated creative solutions resolving legal issues for a variety of individuals and companies including startup, restructuring, business purchase and sale services, employment, litigation, and estate planning focused on growing, protecting, transferring and gifting assets through wills, trusts, limited liability companies, Sub-S corporations and other estate planning and wealth transfer strategies. Ron also has four decades of experience handling personal injury cases involving accidents such as auto, pedestrian and premises and medical malpractice.

Mary L. Hahn

Mary Hahn has honed her skills in the courtroom over the last 30 years, specializing in civil litigation and appellate law, in particular multi-party business litigation, construction law, business contract disputes and divorce proceedings. She practices in State District Courts and in Federal Court. She has substantial appellate law experience. She serves as the firm’s primary practitioner at the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Hahn’s colleagues credit her for detailed preparation, as well as her clear and effective presentation in Court. “I am confident in my ability to anticipate the twists that litigation may take, while advocating aggressively for my client,” she says.

Mary L. Hahn

Mary Hahn has honed her skills in the courtroom over the last 30 years, specializing in civil litigation and appellate law, in particular multi-party business litigation, construction law, business contract disputes and divorce proceedings. She practices in State District Courts and in Federal Court. She has substantial appellate law experience. She serves as the firm’s primary practitioner at the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Hahn’s colleagues credit her for detailed preparation, as well as her clear and effective presentation in Court. “I am confident in my ability to anticipate the twists that litigation may take, while advocating aggressively for my client,” she says.

Adam Dowd

Adam Dowd is a Minnesota litigator with over 25 years of experience, focused on diligent, ethical, and cost-conscious representation. He handles legal disputes including wills, trusts, probate, civil litigation, and motor vehicle accidents. Adam is known for his attentive, accomplished advocacy, commitment to client communication, and ability to resolve disputes efficiently both in and out of the courtroom. He has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers.

Barbara K. Lundergan

Barbara K. Lundergan, a native of Chicago, practiced in the area of estate planning and trusts beginning in 1964. She was the first female partner at Chicago-based Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather and Geraldson (now Seyfarth, Shaw LLP), an international law firm. She was also an adjunct Professor of Law at Loyola University and Illinois Institute of Technology. Barbara was a fellow in the prestigious American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, recognized for her extensive speaking and writing on trust and estate subjects. She also served as chairman of the Trust Law Committee and the Estate Tax Division of the Committee on Federal Taxation of the Chicago Bar Association and as chairman of the Federal Taxation Committee of the Illinois State Bar Association. In 2004, Barbara moved to Northfield to be near her grandchildren and joined her daughter, Partner Mary Hahn, in practicing law with Hvistendahl, Moersch, Dorsey & Hahn, P.A. She continued to serve her devoted Chicago-based clientele, while developing and nurturing a new group of local clientele. We honor her memory.

Barbara K. Lundergan

Barbara K. Lundergan, a native of Chicago, practiced in the area of estate planning and trusts beginning in 1964. She was the first female partner at Chicago-based Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather and Geraldson (now Seyfarth, Shaw LLP), an international law firm. She was also an adjunct Professor of Law at Loyola University and Illinois Institute of Technology. Barbara was a fellow in the prestigious American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, recognized for her extensive speaking and writing on trust and estate subjects. She also served as chairman of the Trust Law Committee and the Estate Tax Division of the Committee on Federal Taxation of the Chicago Bar Association and as chairman of the Federal Taxation Committee of the Illinois State Bar Association. In 2004, Barbara moved to Northfield to be near her grandchildren and joined her daughter, Partner Mary Hahn, in practicing law with Hvistendahl, Moersch, Dorsey & Hahn, P.A. She continued to serve her devoted Chicago-based clientele, while developing and nurturing a new group of local clientele. We honor her memory.