Donald W. Teed Jr.
Lawyer
Don has been practicing law since 1981. He received his law degree from Hamline Law School (now Mitchell Hamline School of Law). Don received a BA in English in 1972 from North Park College in Chicago, and then a BA in psychology in 1978 from the University of Minnesota, where he was first working towards becoming a clinical psychologist, and then switched to law.
Don’s biggest passion was basketball which he played for 30 years before switching to cycling, pickle ball, and walking with his wife of 40 years, Audrey. In that 40 years, Don coached football and then basketball for both of his boys from grade school to high school. Don and his wife Audrey enjoy their Pine Lake cabin in Hurley, Wisconsin where they have spent their summers since 1989.
Don loves reading books, and he participates in book groups. He continues to love psychology. Personal injury work that involves psychological problems is of special interest to him. His machines, which include, tractors, chainsaws, and tools of every kind keep him busy building and repairing, both at home and at the cabin. He is always on the water on the pontoon or the speedboat from Spring to Fall. With all that said, his number one love is/are his three grandchildren.
Law Degree
- Hamline Law School – Mitchell Hamline School of Law, St. Paul, MN
Licensure
- Minnesota Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and all Minnesota District Courts – October, 1981
- Federal Court
Professional Organizations
- Minnesota Association for Justice
- Minnesota State Bar Association
Undergraduate Degree
- BA English North Park College and Theological Seminary, Chicago, Ill. 1972
- BA Psychology – University of Minnesota 1978