Specialties
Christensen Sampsel PLLC provides legal services for individuals and businesses in Minnesota and nationwide. We find powerful and efficient solutions for our clients.
We do that by collaborating with you, whether litigating your claims, defending a lawsuit, prosecuting applications to state and federal officials, or stewarding your legal transaction. No matter what your legal need, whether defending against foreclosure, seeking advice on a business deal, protecting your intellectual property, dealing with debt, or declaring bankruptcy, we are prepared to provide easy access to our expertise and unsurpassed service that addresses your legal needs.
We represent individuals in a wide array of litigation and prosecution matters: business advising, contract disputes, and real estate.
We represent debtors in consumer real estate litigation: foreclosure defense, predatory lending, equity-stripping, usury, title fraud, fair debt collection, and real estate servicing problems. We also represent debtors in collection defense litigation and consumer bankruptcy.
We represent businesses in all capacities: formation, intellectual property prosecution and litigation, contract drafting, real estate and asset purchase and sale, commercial workouts, litigation, and bankruptcy.
History
Established in 2008.
Carl Christensen founded Christensen Sampsel PLLC, a general law practice in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Previous to that he clerked for the Honorable Kenneth Sandvik in the Sixth Judicial District, Lake and Cook Counties and had a short stint as a prosecutor.
Meet the Business Owner: Carl C.
Carl Christensen founded Christensen Sampsel PLLC. Previous to that he clerked for the Honorable Kenneth Sandvik in the Sixth Judicial District, Lake and Cook Counties and had a short stint as a prosecutor in outstate Minnesota. Carl's scholarship includes multiple presentations and publications on foreclosure, collection, and consumer law. As a student, Carl also contributed to various textbooks on intellectual property and domain name law. He acquired his extensive knowledge of intellectual property and domain name law while a student law clerk at the National Arbitration Forum, a ICANN-designated domain name dispute resolution provider. While in law school, Carl's trademark and property research enabled him to study land reform law in South Africa, a country he first visited under the auspices of the U.S. Peace Corps as a member of the first group of volunteers in post-apartheid South Africa. Carl is currently an adjunct professor of law at William Mitchell College of Law.