Pete McElligott is a commercial litigator in Minneapolis, Minnesota with Anthony Ostlund Louwagie Dressen & Boylan PA. His competitive drive and practical approach help clients address complex business disputes efficiently and strategically.
Pete represents individuals, small businesses, and large corporations in a wide range of commercial litigation matters. He works closely with clients to develop legal strategies tailored to their business objectives and the specific demands of each case. Clients turn to Pete for thoughtful guidance during every stage of litigation, including trial preparation, arbitration, settlement negotiations, motion practice, and discovery.
Pete has experience serving as first and second chair in jury trials and arbitrations, cross-examining witnesses, taking and defending depositions, and briefing and arguing motions. His practice includes fiduciary duty and business ownership disputes, financial services litigation, contract disputes, non-compete and trade secret claims, and other business tort and commercial litigation matters.
Before attending law school, Pete taught elementary school in Baltimore City Public Schools as a Teach For America corps member. That experience strengthened his ability to communicate clearly, adapt quickly under pressure, and advocate effectively for others. He brings those skills to his litigation practice when advising clients, presenting arguments in court, and negotiating with opposing counsel.