Schmid Law Firm: Serving Savage, MN

Our transactional as well as litigation-based legal services extend to many communities across the metro area, including the city of Savage. We have invested in the community and residents both professionally and personally. Over the years we’ve helped our Savage-based clients with their legal needs, including the areas of estate planning, corporate and business law, bankruptcy, real estate and more.

By investing in our communities, we can more fully appreciate our clients’ concerns and are able to explain complex legal matters in straight forward, easy-to-understand language. As a part of the community, we stay focused on the course of action that is most beneficial for those we represent. If you need a lawyer, call Schmid Law Firm.

Read below for more information about the City of Savage.

Savage is in Scott County, Minnesota, and is bordered to the east by the city of Burnsville, to the west by the cities of Shakopee and Prior Lake, and on the south by Credit River Township. Previously named Hamilton after a city in Ontario, Canada, the town was renamed Savage after Marion Willis Savage, who owned and trained the nationally celebrated racing horse Dan Patch.

The Savage Rotary, with its 21 members, is involved in activities such as collecting quality used furniture and household goods to donate to Bridging, Inc., Savage-based park cleanups and beautification projects, and annual sponsorship of Armful of Love families. Their signature fund-raising project is a wine tasting event held in conjunction with Dan Patch Days in June.

The Savage Chamber of Commerce was established as a nonprofit, volunteer organization. It seeks to unite business and professional people who are dedicated to the ongoing development and support of business activities, industrial opportunities, and civic enhancement of the Savage area. The Chamber offers its members a variety of events and programs that offer networking, training and social opportunities throughout the year. In addition to its involvement with local businesses and government, the Chamber works directly with the community in a variety of ways.

The Chamber serves as a primary source of information for residents and businesses. The Chamber has made donations to significant community projects and events including Dan Patch Historical Society, scholarships and high schools. The Chamber has over 225 members, represented by over 400 individuals from local businesses, education, government and other various affiliations.