Sieben Alexander, P.A.

08/13/2026

Your child’s outgrown hockey gear could help another child get on the ice this season.

The Sieben Alexander law firm is proud to partner with United Heroes League to collect clean, gently used hockey equipment for children of military service members. UHL helps remove the barriers that can keep military children from participating in youth sports, and our community can help make that mission possible.

A United Heroes League hockey gear donation box is now located inside the Sieben Alexander rink at:
2122 Wooddale Dr.
Woodbury, MN 55125

The facility is currently open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

If you have skates, helmets, pads or other equipment your player has outgrown, bring it by the rink. A simple donation from one local hockey family can help keep another child in the game.

09/08/2023

The five-year survival rate for mesothelioma patients has increased. But how high is it?

https://www.siebenpolklaw.com/blog/2023/07/understanding-the-true-risks-of-mesothelioma/

09/08/2023

What cancer-causing contaminant was found in J&J baby powder?

https://www.siebenpolklaw.com/blog/2023/07/johnson-johnsons-asbestos-contamination-case/

07/13/2023

Workers at a St. Paul paper company have a chance to claim compensation for health conditions caused by asbestos exposure.

A recent initiative shows the rights workers have.

07/12/2023

How much time do people or their families have to collect damages?

4 things a claim must include.

04/20/2023

Individuals exposed to asbestos through baby powder should know this common evasion tactic.

Why do companies try to avoid responsibility?

03/29/2023

What financial struggles do unpaid mesothelioma caregivers face?

2 details to know

02/10/2023

Asbestos has been used in everything from roof tiles to popcorn ceilings and fake snow. What is it, and why is it dangerous?

Free legal consultation.

01/27/2023

How do workers in these professions come in contact with asbestos?

The risk is real for some workers.

01/19/2023

Honeywell recently agreed to pay a $1.3 billion settlement into an asbestos trust, but why?

What can victims do?