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About Tony Schrank
Tony Schrank is a trial lawyer and Robins Kaplan partner dedicated to standing up for people who have been wronged. His career focuses on advocating for injured clients and families in wrongful death cases. He achieves multi-million dollar recoveries in traumatic brain injury, industrial accident, and fatal motor vehicle cases. Before joining Robins Kaplan, he maintained a private personal injury practice in Anoka, Minnesota.
Practice areas
Education
University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School
J.D., 2013
Adrian College
Undergraduate, 2011
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Minnesota
State Bar of Wisconsin
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