Law Office of Sivertson and Barrette, P.A. - St Paul, MN
Professional Licensure Defense Lawyers in St Paul, MN
1465 Arcade Street St Paul, MN 55106
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29
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St Paul Professional Licensure Defense Law Firm
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Professional Licensure Defense
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Customer Reviews for Law Office of Sivertson and Barrette, P.A.
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Hired Law firm 2014Married a represented me when a Minnesota board try to take my professional license because I had expressed my religious beliefs to another person.. She was efficient and effective but eventually revealed that her faith lied in the bigots who had already victimized me not in me. When my license was eventually taken years later she would not talk to me on the phone not for 5 minutes.i would not recommend her
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Hired Law firm 2021-2022I am 100% satisfied with the Law Office of Sivertson and Barrette. They took my case when other larger firms refused. Anja really took the time to fully understand a complex whistleblower case against the State of MN and then wrote a perfect detailed 27 page complaint. She and Alf kept me informed every step of the way, and handled media inquires as true professionals. Don't let their welcoming demeaner fool you, they are fierce advocates for their clients. I was actually referred by an attorney friend of mine who was the opposing counsel to Anja in another employment law case. You can't get a better recommendation that that!
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