Primmer Law

Life doesn't always give us the grace of privacy during our hardest seasons. And unfortunately, online reviews often reflect a single moment in time--not the full story of someone's growth, strength, or ability. Chad is someone I would trust with the most important matters--including those involving my own children. He listens, he follows through, and he fights with integrity and precision. He doesn't miss the details that matter, and he doesn't back down when it counts. If you want someone who will treat your case like it's his own family on the line--this is your guy.

10 years ago after being in jail for some time and because the three lawyers assigned to me prior to Mr primmer we're considered conflict of interest within one day of meeting him he had me back on the street defended me in court and brought me down to one very simple charge by comparison I believe it is called pro quo regarding his support for me and the public defender's office nonetheless the principles of this man and throughout that time are appreciated and never will be forgotten

Chad is the best attorney in Iowa. Despite his bad reviews from the past, he came through for my brother! I asked him about the bad reviews and he was very open and honest about what he was going thru at the time. That no longer applies to his life today. My brother was facing 10 years and Chad got him 30 days. I don't know how u did it but you did! I'll send anyone I know his way. He kept me informed the whole time and got back to me right away each time anything happened with the courts! Thank you so much Chad!!!!

I am extremely grateful to Chad for his patience and legal expertise in negotiating my brother's many legal difficulties and arrests. He kept us both informed and up to date on many important legal issues. Chad handled all these problems in a calm and professional manner and managed to reduce his many charges! Also, he was appointed pro bono and put great effort in managing my brother's legal issues. Thank you Mr. Chad Primmer, JD!

Wouldn't show a man in jail an itemized invoice for the retainer his deceased father paid him. The man in jail simply wanted to know what the 5 figure retainer was spent on, because he felt underserved.