William (“Bill”) Dow joined Floyd, Pflueger & Ringer as an Associate in August 2017 and was promoted to Partner in June 2021. His practice focuses on general litigation and insurance defense. Prior to joining the firm, Bill practiced personal injury and general litigation at two plaintiff law firms in Seattle, both as a clerk during
Amanda D. Daylong joined Floyd, Pflueger & Ringer in July 2016 and was promoted to Partner in June 2021. Her practice focuses on representing commercial construction firms, general contractors, school districts & teachers, and municipal entities. In her time at FPR, she has gained extensive experience as a trial attorney in several matters and as
Amber L. Pearce is a partner and leads the firm’s Appellate Practice Group. Her practice focuses on state and federal appeals primarily involving the defense of medical negligence claims against health care providers. Her appellate practice also concentrates on complex tort- and contract-based civil appeals. Recent appellate highlights include Volkert v. Elizabeth Ziegler, Ph.D. et
Thomas B. Nedderman initially practiced law for three years in Chicago, Illinois prior to moving to Seattle, Washington. He joined Floyd, Pflueger & Ringer in 1999 and was promoted to Partner in 2002. He is currently a shareholder at the firm and is licensed to practice law in Washington, Alaska, Oregon and Illinois. He is
Kerry Gress has been a civil trial lawyer since 2001 and is a partner with Floyd, Pflueger & Ringer, P.S. Kerry successfully and aggressively defends his clients while maintaining high ethical standards. He has successfully defended a wide range of cases involving catastrophic personal injuries and wrongful death claims including general contractors in the construction
Francis S. Floyd, a civil trial lawyer in Washington, Oregon and Alaska since 1978, is the President of Floyd, Pflueger & Ringer, P.S., which he founded in 1991. Francis’ practice emphasizes the defense of insureds and self-insureds in large loss, complex litigation in the Northwest. He has tried over 100 civil jury trials, defending serious