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< More Practice Areas Professional Liability We offer quality representation to all professionals who become involved in professional liability suits. The firm has handled all types of professional liability claims. While our emphasis has been on medical and legal malpractice, we have also defended architects, accountants, and engineers. The majority of these cases are referred by professional liability insurers, but it is not unusual for an insured professional to specifically request that an attorney from our firm handle a lawsuit filed against him or her. Our Attorneys / Paralegals Richard O. Gregerson Gary P. Thimsen Melanie L. Carpenter Scott Hendricks Leuning Search for a Practice Area Narrow your search by typing the name of the practice area you are interested in. Your result list will update as you type. Click on a practice area in the list to view more information.

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