About Susan Bowden
Susan Bowden Gunst earned her J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law in 1998. She completed a rigorous legal education at a time when the practice of law was changing quickly. The degree is a clear anchor in a career that spans decades of practice.
After law school, Gunst moved into legal work that combined courtroom exposure and client counseling. She has maintained an active presence in the profession since graduating. Her early years in practice included handling a range of matters that demanded both litigation skills and practical problem-solving.
Gunst holds current membership in professional associations, and she has remained engaged in the bar community over the years. That ongoing participation has kept her connected to peers and to shifts in legal trends. She has used those connections to stay current on procedural changes and to refine how she advises clients.
Colleagues describe Gunst as pragmatic in approach. She favors steady preparation and clear communication. In hearings and meetings she tends to be methodical, breaking complex issues into manageable parts. Her files typically reflect an emphasis on careful fact development and thorough legal analysis. Those habits shape how she prepares for trial and how she frames settlement talks.
Gunst maintains an office at 7825 3rd Street North, Suite 204, where she meets with clients and manages casework. She handles a variety of legal matters for individuals and organizations. Her practice combines client intake, case management, negotiation and, when necessary, litigation. She continues to accept new matters and to represent clients from initial consultation through resolution. She currently maintains a private practice at 7825 3rd Street North, Suite 204, providing legal services to individuals and businesses.
