Sydnie M. Peterson - Minneapolis, MN
Attorney at Messerli | Kramer
Business Litigation Lawyers in Minneapolis, MN
50 S. 6th St. Suite 2300 Minneapolis, MN 55402
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Minneapolis Business Litigation Lawyer
Updated: 08/30/2026
Areas of Practice
- Business Litigation
- Divorce & Family Law
- Commercial Disputes
- Employment Litigation
- Fiduciary Duty & Shareholder Claims
- Child Custody
- Divorce
- Family Formation
- Family Law Appeals
Attorney Information
Overview
Sydnie Peterson is a dual-practice attorney at Messerli Kramer, a key member of both the Commercial Litigation group and the Family Law group. In both roles, she is a zealous advocate for her clients, listening to their specific aims and goals in each case, and utilizing a practical and personalized approach to achieve them.
As a commercial litigator, Sydnie focuses on helping businesses of all sizes tackle complex disputes both inside and outside of the courtroom. As a family law attorney, Sydnie handles a wide range of matters, including divorce, child custody, child/spousal support, property division, and more. Because of her unique cross-border skillset, Sydnie is often brought in on cases that require not only a respected and reasoned attorney, but also complex matters that involve both areas of practice, such as familial disputes involving business owners.
Education
Legal Education
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University of Minnesota Law School,
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
J.D.
Non Legal Education
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St. Olaf College
B.A.
Current Employment Position(s)
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Attorney
Bar Admissions
- Minnesota
- Illinois
- U.S. District Court District of Minnesota
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Contact
50 S. 6th St.
Suite 2300
Minneapolis, MN 55402
Phone Number: 612-672-3600
Fax Number: 612-672-3777
Email: Send a message
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