Matthew L. Benda - an Albert Lea, MN Agriculture Law Lawyer

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Albert Lea Agriculture Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/02/2026

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Agriculture Law

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By Luke W. on Dec. 25, 2019
Hired Attorney 2012-2015

Mr. Benda represented my company, my partner, and myself. He then wrote an employment contract but refused to enforce it. It cost me over $300,000 in signing bonus, wages, expenses, and commissions that were legally owed, but now no lawyer will take my case. They tell me I am blacklisted, so something happened that made me wanting to be paid for my legal contract somehow the "bad" person. Stay far away. I am not even allowed to see my checking account now.

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Albert Lea, MN

211 South Newton Avenue
Albert Lea, MN 56007 - 2563

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Phone: (507) 373-6491

Fax: (507) 373-7863

Website: http://www.albertlealaw.com

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Matthew L. Benda - Albert Lea, MN