Carole Clark
Isakson has an interesting practice mix: real estate, bankruptcy,
general business matters and computer software. These areas of
expertise have evolved with her practice representing small businesses,
including trucking companies.
Every business is involved in a real estate transaction at
some point, and Carole has been involved in many commercial real
estate transactions, both for the seller and the buyer, and also
in the context of land acquisition and construction. Businesses
also unfortunately find themselves creditors (or suppliers) in
bankruptcy cases, and her skill in this area has guided
many a client through the pitfalls of what can be a frustrating
and
expensive process.
She counts several software companies among her long term clients,
and with other attorneys at KWGC is able to provide virtually
all of the legal services that they require. Above all, Carole
enjoys the practice of law, and the opportunity to work with
so many fine companies and individuals.
Ms. Isakson is an AV rated attorney, and a partner with the firm. Minnesota
Law and Politics named Ms. Isakson a "Super Lawyer". She has provided
mentoring to first year law students at WMCL, and believes that every lawyer
should give back to the community and the profession. This belief is reflected
in her community service, briefly touched on below.
Carole can be reached at 763-259-3452 or Isakson@kwgc-law.com.
Education:
University of Notre Dame, B.A. Political Science, B.A. French, minor in Soviet
Studies ~ 1985
William Mitchell college of Law, J.D. cum laude, 1990
Bar Admissions:
Minnesota
U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota
U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit
Professional Activities:
Hennepin County Bar Association
Minnesota State Bar Association (Member, Sections on Bankruptcy
and Real Property)
American Bankruptcy Institute
Canada-Minnesota Business Council
Member and Vice Chair of Minnesota Historical Society's State
Review Board for the National Register
Publications:
“
Hands off My Truck (Please…) – How Taxation, Transportation,
and De Minimis Nexus Threaten Trucks Across America” January
2005 issue of the Journal of Transportation Law, Logistics & Policy.
“
They Listened! The Minnesota Legislature responds to the Kelo
Decision” KWGC News Brief Fall 2006
“
Pending Legislation Aims to Protect Landowners” News Brief
Spring 2006
“
States Forcing More and More Carriers to Pay Income Taxes” News
Brief Spring 2005
“
Employer Liability for Employee Misuse of the Internet” News
Brief Summer 2004
Former Contributing Author to Bankruptcy Column for the Minnesota
State Bar Associations’ monthly magazine
Languages:
French
Activities:
Carole enjoys people, and for that reason greatly enjoys presenting
seminars to the many business groups with whom she is associated.
She also is a regular clinic attorney for LegalCORPS, providing
initial advice to persons interested in starting businesses.
She and her husband have three children (including a preschooler)
so she frequently finds herself attending Cub Scout meetings,
coaching boys’ soccer, hanging out at the ice rink, discussing
endless amounts of Star Wars’ trivia, and having tea
parties. An avid potter for 15 years, she also enjoys making
quilts and watching SciFi movies.
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