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Attorney Patrick Goetzinger Featured in University of South Dakota School of Law Video

Gunderson, Palmer, Nelson & Ashmore attorney Patrick Goetzinger reflects on his experience from attending the University of South Dakota School of Law.

Attorney Patrick Goetzinger Featured in ABA Journal Article

In 2014, South Dakota rolled out a richly funded rural initiative. Pat Goetzinger, past president of the State Bar of South Dakota, a current member of the ABA Board of Governors, and founder of Project Rural Practice in South Dakota, which led to the Rural Attorney Recruitment Program, was interviewed for the article. For the full article, please find it at the ABA Journal’s link below.

Attorney Marty Jackley Featured in Bridgeford Trust Company Podcast

Attorney Marty Jackley is featured in the Bridgeford Trust Company podcast with David Warren, Chairman of the Board/Co-Founder of Bridgeford Trust Company and President/CEO of Bridgeford. They discuss Marty's background as a prosecutor, his campaign for Governor of South Dakota, as well as his Supreme Court Practice with Wayfair and work on the Kaestner case.

Attorney Quentin Riggins Receives Silver Beaver Award

Attorney Quentin L. Riggins was recently awarded the Silver Beaver award by the Boy Scouts of America. This award recognizes registered Scouters of exceptional character who have provided distinguished service within a council.

2020 Free Legal Seminar

Join us as we discuss legal issues that affect farmers and ranchers during this year's stock show held in the Red Room at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Rapid City, South Dakota.

Hallberg v. South Dakota Board of Regents 2019 SD 67

Attorney Lisa K. Cagle writes the South Dakota Supreme Court Summary on Hallberg v. South Dakota Board of Regents 2019 SD 67. In this case, a university terminated an employee after she confronted and reported the university for possible ethical violations in its counseling center. The employee, Hallberg, filed suit directly with the circuit court claiming that she had been unlawfully retaliated against for reporting the violations.