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The combination of years of hands on experience in the construction industry and my knowledge and education in business and taxation makes me an ideal attorney to represent a client who needs legal representaiton in Construction, Business, or areas of Federal, State or Local Taxation, including trusts and estates, estate planning and adminstration, and employment and benefits law. Please consider contacting me to see how I may be able to help you with your legal needs.. My primary focus for the first 14 years of my practice was as in-house counsle for RAM Construciton, Inc. one of the top construction companies in Jackson Hole, and owned and operated by my family. With the shuttering of the company I have lauched my own practice.

Bret's father, Floyd King, was one of two attorney's in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in 1961 when he opened his office on the Town Square above the Jackson Drug Store. Floyd served as country and prosecuting attorney, Jackson town attorney and U.S. Magistrate judge. People from all around frequently told Bret how his father had helped them in difficult times. From this great example, Bret decided he wanted to be an attorney and assist people in some of their more difficult times. Bret was fortunate to practice with his father Floyd for several years before his retirement. He is now blessed to be able to practice law in Wyoming with his son Spencer.. Together Bret and Spencer are continuing their father/grandfather's legacy of hard work for their clients and assisting people with their needs regardless of complexity. Nearly all of their clients are referrals from past clients or other attorneys.. Bret obtained a judgment in a breach of contract case for $12.75 million dollars and has significant settlements and judgments in injury and death cases. He has successfully defended numerous individuals and companies against claims.. Having grown up in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and raised his four children here, he is familiar with and loves the great state of Wyoming and its wonderful people.

After spending four years working with adjudicated teenagers at a wilderness-based residential treatment center, I returned to get my law degree in hopes of helping people. That is what I strive to do.  I understand people come to me during the hardest times of their lives, and my role is to help them navigate through the process.  I take pride in working hard to provide my clients the best representation possible.