Our North Dakota Attorneys
Committed to Our Clients & Our Community
Founded in 1909, the team at Pringle & Herigstad, P.C. are dedicated to upholding the same high standards that set us apart. We have a reputation for results and fight hard on behalf of our clients to get them the damages and justice they deserve. Our North Dakota lawyers possess a broad range of experience that we apply to each and every case we take on. This encourages creative and comprehensive solutions that look closely at the unique issues of each case. You can rest assured that retaining the services of Pringle & Herigstad, P.C. will always put your case in good hands.
Read more about our North Dakota attorneys by viewing their professional profiles. If you have a case, call the firm at (855) 245-5100 to schedule a free initial consultation.
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Jim NostdahlView Profile -
Carol LarsonView Profile
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David HogueView Profile
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Reed SomerstromView Profile
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Brent OlsonView Profile
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Debra HoffarthView Profile
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Scott KnudsvigView Profile
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Ryan SandbergView Profile
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Matthew OlsonView Profile
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Steve LauttView Profile
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Ashleigh B. EnsrudView Profile
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Ashley FlagstadView Profile
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Our Core Values
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We have handled some of the largest verdicts & settlements.
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We are full service law firm.
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We are committed to community involvement and giving back.
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We have been serving clients for over 100 years.
Our Blog
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