About Steven M
Steven M Coodin took a traditional trail into the law, starting with a liberal arts schooling and completing at a regional law program. He earned a B.A. from the University of Manitoba in 1996, majoring in psychology and minoring in sociology. He went directly to obtain his J.D. from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School in 2001.
After law school he entered private practice. In 2002 he opened Coodin Law Office, LLC and worked as a solo practitioner. He treated the duties that include running a small company: client intake, case control and court appearances. Those early years shaped the manner he strategies client work and firm control.
In 2005 he joined forces with a colleague and became a companion at Coodin & Overson, PLLP. That pass marked a shift from a one-individual operation to a partnership model. It also introduced new administrative duties and collaborative casework. As a partner he has participated within the strategic decisions that manual a small company and helped supervise affiliates and body of workers.
Coodin practices in Minnesota. He maintains club within the Washington County Bar Association. Over more than two decades in practice he has continued to serve people and businesses within the state. His career has involved each solo and collaborative practice, and he has experience managing the realistic and procedural aspects of operating a regulation office.
Colleagues describe him as continuous and attentive to detail. He is known for dealing with the day-to-day work that keeps instances shifting ahead. He balances written work with courtroom appearances, and he has a background that includes client counseling, litigation tasks and case administration. His experience spans diverse practice settings, from single-attorney representation to a small partnership environment.
He is based in Minnesota and stays active in the local bar affiliation. He presently practices law in Minnesota as a partner at Coodin & Overson, PLLP, dealing with legal issues for clients throughout the state.