Eric Reiersen is an attorney who specializes in personal injury and immigration law, with significant expertise in workers' compensation and criminal law. In 2016, he co-founded Ritchie Reiersen, Injury & Immigration Attorneys, with Brandon Ritchie, establishing a firm that now serves a diverse clientele through its extensive network of offices in Washington State, Oregon, Idaho, and Arizona, employing a dedicated team of 40.

Reiersen's educational foundation was laid at Brigham Young University Idaho, where he pursued studies in history and Spanish, gaining skills that have proved invaluable in his legal practice, particularly in dealing with immigration cases. He further honed his legal skills at the University of Idaho College of Law, earning his Juris Doctor in 2011. While at law school, he served as an editor for the Idaho Law Review and gained practical experience as a city prosecutor, which prepared him well for his future career.

In his legal practice, Reiersen is exceptionally dedicated to personal injury law. He passionately advocates for clients who have suffered from accidents, medical malpractice, and other instances of negligence. He takes a thorough and empathetic approach to each case, ensuring that he fully understands his clients' situations and strives to secure just compensation for both their economic and non-economic losses.

The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, ensuring its financial compensation is directly tied to its ability to secure favorable client outcomes. This aligns the firm's interests with those of its clients, fostering a partnership based on trust and shared goals.

In immigration law, Reiersen's work is informed by his solid legal expertise and enhanced by his ability to communicate fluently in Spanish. This allows him to effectively guide clients through the complex processes of obtaining visas, handling naturalization, and defending against deportation.

On a personal level, Reiersen's roots are in Alaska, and he was raised in the Pacific Northwest, where he developed a profound appreciation for the outdoors and community engagement. A two-year missionary stint in Chile significantly shaped his commitment to service, expanding his worldview and reinforcing his dedication to helping others.

Reiersen's family life is deeply integrated with his professional values. He met his wife, Trisha, during his university days, and they share a commitment to education and community involvement. Trisha holds a Master's Degree in Child Development and actively participates in community service, reflecting the couple's shared values. Together, they have two children, and the family enjoys participating in outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and camping, which provide them with enjoyment and relaxation and strengthen their bond and commitment to their community.

Eric Reiersen embodies the qualities of a dedicated lawyer, a family man, and a community advocate. He strives to make a positive impact in every aspect of his life.