Schoenbeck Law Office

Schoenbeck & Erickson, PC, takes very few cases and limits its practice to focus primarily on:. This allows our team to designate the time needed to best represent YOU, the individual, rather than becoming just another folder on the desk of an overloaded attorney. We treat all of our clients with professionalism and respect and understand that each case is not only unique, but is often compounded by pain, stress, and confusion.

When you, or someone you care about, is a victim of a wrongful act, you need an attorney representing you who has the skill and experience to see that you or your loved one gets the justice they deserve. Schoenbeck & Erickson, PC, has successfully litigated claims on behalf of victims of auto accidents, injured farm workers, and many other types of personal or bodily injuries.

When you faithfully pay your premiums each month, you expect to be protected when you have a loss. It is disappointing and stressful to learn that the insurance company which so willingly took your premiums, is now not so willing to speedily and fairly handle your claim. When that happens, call us.

Schoenbeck & Erickson, PC, has represented numerous South Dakota-based manufacturers and distributors in commercial litigation in both state and federal court. Schoenbeck & Erickson, PC, has also done significant legal work in the area of banking litigation-representing both lenders and borrowers. Each commercial dispute presents a unique set of challenges and objectives.

Schoenbeck & Erickson, PC, is frequently called by people who believe they have been injured or wronged by professionals they have retained to serve them. Not every bad result is the basis for a claim of negligence by the professional, but negligence by professionals does happen.

Insurance Agent- We have handled several of these claims, and the standard established by the South Dakota Supreme Court for these claims is: "The insurance agent has a duty to procure insurance of a kind and with the provisions specified by the insured."Rumpza v. Larson, 1996 S.D. 87, 551 N.W.2d 810, is a case in which we ultimately prevailed.