Injury lawyers in Sioux Falls, Sioux City and Brookings
Three lawyers, a case manager, an intake coordinator and an investigator, working one stretch of river country on both sides of the state line. You'll meet whoever is on your case before you sign anything.
No fee unless we recover money for you: our fee is a share of the recovery, set out in a written agreement before you sign. We advance case costs such as records, filing fees and experts; they're repaid from a recovery, and if there's no recovery you don't owe them.
Cases we take
We keep to injury work only, so the insurers on the other side are ones we see every month.
Interstate pileups, county-road rollovers and the swerve for a deer, with insurers in more than one state.
Read about car and pickup crashesFreight on I-29 and I-90, harvest traffic and slow machinery on two-lane roads.
Read about semi, grain truck and farm equipment crashesFalls, bedsores, missed medicine and short staffing at a care home you trusted.
Read about nursing home neglectFor the family, when a crash or a care home's neglect takes someone.
Read about wrongful deathWhere we work
Most of our cases don't happen downtown. They happen on the section-line roads, the long interstate stretches and the river crossings between our offices.
Three offices
Each office keeps its own phone, and every one of them reaches the whole team.
Enter from the Phillips Avenue side; the elevator is past the lobby desk.
Directions to the Sioux Falls officeFree parking in the ramp on Fifth Street; bring the ticket up.
Directions to the Sioux City officeA street-level storefront; park along Main Avenue.
Directions to the Brookings officeWho does what
You won't be handed off to a call center. These six are the whole firm.
Founding partner, Sioux Falls
Started the firm in Sioux Falls and still takes the hardest truck and wrongful-death cases himself.
Partner, Sioux City
Runs the Sioux City office and the firm's Iowa and Nebraska cases, in English or Spanish.
Associate, Sioux Falls and Brookings
Works car and nursing home cases out of Sioux Falls, and keeps the Brookings hours.
Case manager, Sioux Falls
Your day-to-day contact: medical records, bills, and every update on where things stand.
Intake coordinator, all three offices
Answers when you first call, asks what happened, and books the first meeting.
Investigator, Sioux City
Goes to the scene, photographs it, and finds the witnesses before memories fade.
From clients
“A semi pushed me off I-29 near Elk Point. Emir was at the spot before the rain washed it out, and Haldor called me every other Friday for a year and a half, even when there was nothing new.”
“My mother's care home kept saying her falls were nobody's fault. Mireya read every chart note in Spanish and English and showed us the nights nobody had checked on her.”
“I hit a deer and then got hit from behind on Highway 14. Nikhil drove to Brookings so I didn't have to, and Shun kept my bills straight while I couldn't work.”
Each client's case is different. What these clients describe doesn't promise any result in yours.
Leyla answers in all three offices. Tell her what happened, and she'll set a time with the person who'll handle it.