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Douglas Troy Kans
Minneapolis Minnesota DWI Lawyer | Douglas T Kans
Kans Law Firm, LLC
7825 Washington Ave. South
Suite 220
Bloomington, MN 55439
Phone: 952-835-6314
Website: dwiminneapolislawyer.com

About Douglas Troy Kans
Douglas T Kans is the principal owner of Kans Law Firm, LLC. Mr. Kans has 25 years of experience successfully defending DWI related charges across the state of Minnesota. His law firm, Kans Law Firm,LLC, is a highly respected firm that concentrates its practice in the defense of individuals charged with all levels of drunk driving offenses.
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