I've driven past the old downtown blocks on Main Avenue enough times to know which buildings feel like they've been there forever — and the Boyce Law Firm building at 300 South Main is one of them. It's the kind of place where the stone façade and heavy doors make you straighten your posture before you even walk in, which I suppose is fitting for a law firm that's been handling cases in Sioux Falls since 1904.
When I say handling cases, I mean the full spectrum — they do personal injury, workers' compensation, family law, estate planning, the whole lineup. I talked to someone who used them for a business dispute, and they said the intake process felt surprisingly personal for a firm this established. Not the assembly-line vibe you sometimes get with bigger operations.
The 4.2 rating from 21 reviews tells me something, though — people either really appreciate the old-school approach or wish things moved a bit faster. One review I read mentioned communication delays during a workers' comp case, which isn't unusual for firms juggling a lot of files, but it's worth knowing if you're the type who needs constant updates.
What I respect is that they're not trying to be flashy. No billboards on 41st Street, no radio jingles. They're doing the work they've done for over a century — wills in McKennan Park, car accident claims on Minnesota Avenue, divorces that start in Harrisburg and end in downtown courtrooms. There's something to be said for that kind of consistency in a city that's changed as much as Sioux Falls has.
If you need a consultant who knows the South Dakota legal landscape because they've been working it since before your grandparents were born, Boyce Law Firm is still standing at 300 South Main for a reason.
— Grace
What I respect is that they're not trying to be flashy.