At Trial Group North, our team of experienced civil trial lawyers is dedicated to providing intelligent and aggressive advocacy to our clients across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and North Dakota. With over 150 years of combined litigation experience, our attorneys have tried hundreds of jury trials and have a proven track record of success in a wide range of practice areas.
Our History
Trial Group North was formed through the merger of Thibodeau, Johnson and Feriancek, PLLP and the Reyelts Law Firm, two esteemed civil trial firms. Our attorneys have a deep understanding of the complexities of civil litigation and are committed to delivering exceptional results for our clients.
Our Practice Areas
We specialize in a diverse range of practice areas, including Workers' Compensation, Personal Injury, Asbestos Litigation, Insurance Defense, Contracts, Construction, Commercial Disputes, Employment Law, Mediations, Product Liability, and Wrongful Death. Our attorneys have worked with businesses and insurers to defend against thousands of cases, using their expertise to provide tailored solutions for our clients.
Our Mission
At Trial Group North, we are committed to providing intelligent and aggressive advocacy to meet our clients' needs. We believe in building strong relationships with our clients, listening to their concerns, and providing personalized solutions to achieve their goals. Our team of experienced attorneys is dedicated to delivering exceptional results and ensuring that our clients receive the best possible outcome.
Overall Experience
The reviews highlight a mix of extremely positive and extremely negative experiences with the law firm.
Positive Experiences
The 5-star reviews praise the firm's exceptional service, with one reviewer thanking Nick Kasprowicz for exceeding their expectations. Another reviewer describes the firm as a "class act" with "top-notch attorneys" who are "worthy of your faith."
Negative Experience
The 1-star review, however, tells a different story. The reviewer expresses frustration and anger towards the firm, describing a complex case involving bank fraud, embezzlement, and identity theft. They claim that their interactions with the firm were compromised, and their relationships with attorneys were ruined.
