Attorneys
Dan specializes in all facets of employment law, including transactional, consulting and litigation. Transactional matters include drafting employment agreements, employment handbooks and policies. He routinely consults with human resource professionals regarding every aspect of the employment relationship and acts as General Counsel for some clients. Dan also represents management in discrimination, retaliation, sexual harassment, trade secret, non-compete and other employment-related cases in state and federal court. Bar Admissions Minnesota, 1995 U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota Professional Associations & Memberships American Bar Association Hennepin County Bar Association Minnesota Bar Association Minnesota Board of Architecture and Engineering Appointed by Governor Jesse Ventura, 2001-2005 Member of trial team in landmark State by Humphrey v. Philip Morris, et al. Education University of Minnesota Law School, Minneapolis, MN, 1995 J.D., cum laude King's College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 1992 Carleton College, Northfield, MN, 1993 B.A., cum laude Major: Economics Honors Super Lawyer,® Minnesota Law & Politics magazine, 2008-2009 Rising Star,® Minnesota Law & Politics magazine, 2006 |
Temporary Injunction Enforces Non-Compete Agreement
When a company discovered that a former employee had violated a non-compete agreement, the company contacted Larkin Hoffman.
Withdrawal from Selling Group
When an international distribution company needed advice about its rights related to withdrawal from a selling group, the company turned to Larkin Hoffman.
Computer Hacking
An Internet Service Provider (ISP) turned to Larkin Hoffman after the ISP had been the target of a penetration by a computer hacker who had gained access to the ISP’s internal domain structure and shared the information by posting it on the Internet and providing the information to a competing ISP.
Employment Litigation
Larkin Hoffman's employment litigation team obtains summary judgment on behalf of a hospital in defense of MHRA claims.





