Bryan Alan Welp

Michele Loughrey

Litigation lawyer | May 24

Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

"Bryan is a super smart attorney. He strategizes every case. I have referred a number of my clients that have ended up in litigation to him. He always treats them with care."

Eric Parker

Litigation lawyer | May 02

Relationship: Co-worker

"Bryan is a litigation encyclopedia. His knowledge and experience make him an asset to his clients. He has a great sense of knowing when to litigate, and when to work to find a creative solution."

Katie Jarvi

Litigation lawyer | May 01

Relationship: Co-worker

"Bryan is an exceptional litigator. He has in depth knowledge of the law and works with this clients to achieve their desired outcome. I highly recommend Bryan."

Samantha Graf

Litigation lawyer | Apr 28

Relationship: Co-worker

"Bryan is an extremely talented litigator. His knowledge of court rules and procedures is amazing. I highly recommend retaining Bryan for any litigation needs."

Karolina Hoerl

Litigation lawyer | Apr 27

Relationship: Co-worker

"Bryan is an exceptional attorney, and all around great person. He takes a practical approach to his cases, and delivers thoughtful and deliberate advocacy for his clients."

Christopher Vatsaas

Litigation lawyer | Apr 23

Relationship: Co-worker

"Bryan is an extremely talented civil litigator with a seemingly encyclopedic knowledge of the nuances of the civil litigation process."

Erin Turner

Litigation lawyer | Apr 22

Relationship: Co-worker

"Bryan is a seasoned litigator, who brings a fresh approach to the process. He understands not only the complicated details of each of his cases, but is able to offer options that work for his clients inside and outside the courtroom."

Christopher Johnson

Litigation lawyer | Apr 20

Relationship: Co-worker

"Bryan is a sophisticated litigator. Bryan skills and background as a CPA make him a formidable adversary in complicated financial cases where tracking down money and uncovering financial mis-dealings were involved. That is one of the reasons he worked on the Tom Petters case."