Jeff S. Meyer
Casper Office

Phone: 307-234-9345
Fax: 307-237-5110
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Jeff S. Meyer joined the Casper office of Murane & Bostwick in 2008. He concentrates in civil litigation in the areas of insurance defense, medical malpractice, worker's
compensation, employment law, and product liability.

Admissions:
Wyoming Supreme Court
U. S. District Court for the District of Wyoming
Nebraska Supreme Court
U. S. District Court for the District of Nebraska

Experience:
Mr. Meyer began his professional career at a private, general law practice in Crete, Nebraska, following his graduation from law school in 1996.

In November of 1997, Mr. Meyer became a Deputy Lincoln County Attorney, in Lincoln County, Nebraska. His focus was on the prosecution of criminal offenses. In August, 1999, Mr. Meyer became the Chief Deputy Lincoln County Attorney, and continued to focus on the prosecution of criminal offenses. In November of 1999, Mr. Meyer was appointed Lincoln County Attorney, to fill the unexpired term of the previous County Attorney. Mr. Meyer was subsequently elected as Lincoln County Attorney in 2002, and re-elected in 2006. Mr. Meyer continued in that position until joining Murane & Bostwick in 2008. His focus continued to be on the prosecution of criminal offenses. Mr. Meyer also was responsible for handling civil matters that affected Lincoln County, and served as the legal representative for the other elected officials of Lincoln County.

     Mr. Meyer also served on the Nebraska County Attorney’s Association Board of Directors, and was a member of the Association’s Legislative Committee.

     Professional Organizations:
     American Bar Association
Wyoming State Bar Association
Natrona County Bar Association
     Nebraska State Bar Association

     Education:
         Legal - J.D., University of Nebraska College of Law (1996)

               Undergraduate - B.A., Political Science, Hastings College, Hastings, NE

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