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Founded in 1971, Grefe & Sidney, P.L.C. serves as a cornerstone of the Iowa legal landscape. We have cultivated a reputation for excellence that spans over half a century. Our firm provides premier trial advocacy in Des Moines, Pella, and across the state. This longevity reflects the enduring trust of our clients and our deep roots within the communities we serve.
Clients choose Grefe & Sidney for formidable trial advocacy. We earned this reputation through decades of success in complex litigation and high-stakes courtroom battles. Our leadership shapes the legal profession. We are proud to count multiple past presidents of the Iowa State Bar Association among our ranks. These leaders help define state legal policy and professional ethics.
Our powerful alumni network solidifies our standing as a premier source of legal talent. This group includes the first female judge in Polk County. Many other alumni have transitioned to esteemed positions within the judiciary and administrative branches.
We treat every matter with paramount importance, from straightforward disputes to multi-faceted corporate litigation. Our team combines fifty years of institutional wisdom with a vigorous, modern approach to advocacy. We remain dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for every client we represent.
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Iowa officially launched its stand-alone Business Specialty Court on September 1st. The launch marks an exciting new chapter for the state’s specialized business litigation forum. Senate File 639 made the Business Court permanent. The court aims to resolve complex commercial and business disputes more quickly. Primary Aims of the Iowa Business Court: Efficiency and Cost […]
