A rapidly expanding client base included local businesses, railroads, banks and insurance companies. Another respected Lincoln law firm, which eventually became Chambers, Holland, Dudgeon and Beam, was founded in 1908 by retired Judge Edward P. Holmes . The two firms merged in 1971, and in 1976 Knudsen Berkheimer became one of the first tenants in the new NBC Center at 13th and O Streets. What remains unchanged is our commitment to client satisfaction and community service. Whoever the client may be, however, and whatever legal problem he or she faces, members of the law firm have a singular focus on client satisfaction.
Satisfaction is difficult to measure and even harder to define.
It can come from a problem resolved or a problem prevented. It can be found in the courtroom, the workplace or at home. At Knudsen Berkheimer, we define client satisfaction as understanding our clients' needs and providing resources to successfully meet those needs. The resources we offer include the expertise, skill, understanding and experience of an interdisciplinary team of attorneys and support staff. We're large enough that lawyers can concentrate on specific areas of the law, developing expertise and experience in such diverse areas as litigation, estate planning and environmental law.