Ed Caldie provides creative insight and practical reasoning to creditors and other business owners primarily in the context of bankruptcy and commercial litigation. Ed enjoys identifying client goals and reconciling them with the unique scenarios presented by each case. In the past year, Ed has effectively represented the interests of business owners, corporations, financial institutions, special servicers, trustees, governmental entities and other secured and unsecured creditors in a wide variety of complex commercial disputes and negotiations. 

Ed started his legal career in Washington D.C. with an internationally renowned litigation firm where he gained valuable experience in the areas of banking litigation, corporate internal investigations, environmental litigation, securities fraud and bankruptcy. Ed returned to the Midwest with his family in August 2008, and has since focused his practice on representing a broad range of clients in the bankruptcy context.  

Professional and Civic Activities

• American Bar Association
• Minnesota State Bar Association, Bankruptcy Section
   

While in law school, Ed authored two articles regarding the allocation of costs and related policy in the health care industry.

Medicare: Ninth Circuit Limits Rates Providers Can Charge Medigap Insurers, J. LAW MED. ETHICS, 2003 Spring 31(1): 159-160.

Medigap: Should Private Insurers Pay Public Rate and Who Should Make the Decision?, Student Note, AMER. J. LAW & MED., Vol. 30, March 2004.
 

Education

• J.D., cum laude, Boston University School of Law, 2004
• B.A., Psychology, University of Minnesota, 1999

Admissions

• District of Columbia, 2005
• State of Illinois, 2004 (inactive)
• State of Minnesota, 2008