Marian F. Srodulski

Marian Srodulski is an associate in Stoel Rives’ Litigation group, where she represents clients in complex commercial disputes in both litigation and alternative dispute resolution, including mediation and arbitration. Her work includes drafting substantive briefing and advocacy materials at multiple stages of a dispute, from emergency applications seeking interim relief to resolution. She has represented a range of clients, including commercial and industrial businesses, healthcare and life sciences companies, developers, and nonprofit organizations.

Marian has experience addressing land use and real property disputes involving unlawful takings, eminent domain, and due process issues, as well as contract disputes under both common law and the Uniform Commercial Code. She has helped clients obtain emergency relief pending arbitration to preserve the status quo, contributed to mediation proceedings that resulted in favorable resolutions, and assisted clients in recovering wrongfully retained property through the application of state statutory remedies, including under Maryland law. Marian brings a detail-oriented, practical approach to advancing clients’ objectives efficiently and thoughtfully.

Education

University of St. Thomas, School of Law, J.D., 2025; Dean’s Scholar; Living the Mission Award Recipient, 2024; Justice Anne K. McKeig Student Leadership Award, 2024; Ramsey County Bar Association Diversity Scholarship, 2023, 2024; Judge Michael J. Davis Scholar

Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, ON, Bachelor of Commerce with a Specialization in Human Resources and Minor in Professional Communications, 2021

Admissions

Minnesota

United States District Court for the District of Minnesota

• Drafted supplemental briefing for federal court analyzing the impact of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on organizational standing.
• Conducted legal analysis on land use disputes involving takings, eminent domain, and due process claims.
• Researched and drafted a response to a motion to dismiss, addressing opposing counsel’s statute of limitations argument in a breach of contract case.
• Completed legal research during early litigation phase to advise a client on strategic options for moving forward in a complex commercial dispute involving breach of contract, fraudulent inducement, and unfair and deceptive trade practices.

Civic

• Great North Innocence Project, Annual Innocence Benefit Committee Volunteer, 2022–2025
• Jack & Jill Mock Trial Program, volunteer, 2024 & 2025
• STANDPOINT (F/K/A Battered Women’s Legal Advocacy Project), legal writing and research assistant, 2024
• Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota, volunteer research assistant, 2024
• UPLIFT: Legal Institute for Teens—Maslon LLP, St. Louis Park, MN, volunteer mock trial coach, 2022–2023
• Great North Innocence Project, research and blog posts contributor, 2022