Joe R. Prieksat

Joe R. Prieksat, a dedicated trial attorney at McDivitt Law Firm in Colorado Springs, Colorado, has been passionately advocating for civil plaintiffs since 2011. With a focus on personal injury cases, he is committed to seeking justice for those who have been wronged. He understands that each client's situation is unique, and he approaches every case with the same level of care and compassion, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to share their story in the pursuit of justice.

What truly distinguishes Mr. Prieksat is his approach to client relationships. He treats each client as if they were family, striving to level the playing field against large insurance companies. His mission is to provide ordinary people with access to justice, ensuring that every client is treated with dignity and respect.

Mr. Prieksat's roots in South Dakota, Wyoming and Colorado have instilled in him a deep connection to the people he serves. He earned his bachelor’s degrees in psychology, philosophy and criminal justice from the University of South Dakota, where he also completed his law degree in 2011. After passing the bar, he began practicing law in Colorado and is also admitted to the United States District Court for the District of Colorado.

Within the legal circles, Mr. Prieksat is held in high regard. He has been an esteemed EAGLE member of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association and has played an active role in both the El Paso County Bar Association and the Colorado Bar Association. His dedication and skill have earned him numerous accolades, including being named among the Top 40 Under 40 in Personal Injury Law by the American Institute of Trial Lawyers in 2019, and receiving recognition for exceptional client service by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys.

Furthermore, Mr. Prieksat's notable achievements include securing one of Colorado's Top 40 Verdicts in 2018 with the case Reader v. Gayner et al., 17CV31286. His commitment to justice and client service continues to make a significant impact in the legal field.