STEVEN M. FULLER Mr. Fuller specializes in the area personal injury including trials and settlement of accident related claims. email address? Telephone: (218) 751-2221 Toll Free: (800) 552-6881 Facsimile: (218) 751-2285

AREAS OF PRACTICE:

• Personal Injury including trials and settlement of accident related claims

BAR & COURT ADMISSIONS:

• Admitted to the Minnesota State Bar, October 15, 1971
• Admitted to practice in Federal District Court

EDUCATION:

• Undergraduate Degree, political science, Washington State University
• Juris Doctorate Degree, University of Washington, Seattle Washington, 1971

JOINED FIRM:

• Associate in the firm - November 1973
• Partner in the firm - 1975
• Senior partner in the law firm of Fuller, Wallner, Cayko & Pederson, Ltd.
• 33 years of consecutive practice in Bemidji, Minnesota

PAST EMPLOYMENT:

• 1971-1973, Assistant Attorney General for the State of Minnesota at the State Capitol in St. Paul

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

• Member - Minnesota State Bar Association
• Member - Minnesota Association for Justice
• Member - American Association For Justice

HOMETOWN:

• Longville, Minnesota

INTERESTS:

• Hunting, fishing, reading, woodcarving

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES OR PURSUITS:

• Taught business and family law at Bemidji State University on a part-time basis for two years while practicing law in Bemidji.
• Member of the Board of Directors of the Legal Services in Cass Lake, Minnesota for four years.
• Attends, on a yearly basis, the American Association For Justice National Educational Convention, receiving instruction from nationally recognized experts and attorneys in the area of civil litigation.
• Over 33 years, has tried dozens of civil cases and dozens of criminal cases to juries and, in addition, has tried, perhaps a hundred cases to the trial Court (Judge) in various matters pertaining to divorce and other civil litigation, although no longer involved in divorce or criminal matters.
• Received a number of successful civil jury verdicts and reached settlements for clients in several hundred cases over those 33 years.