Johnson & Sundeen Law Office

Johnson & Sundeen Attorneys at Law is a respected law firm based in Watford City, North Dakota. Since its founding in 1980, the firm has provided quality legal expertise with a unique blend of common sense and small-town service. Our attorneys specialize in a variety of practice areas, including oil and gas, personal injury, wrongful death, real estate, probates and heirships, litigation and alternative dispute resolution, appeals, landlord-tenant, city and county government collections, business formation and operation, estate planning and trust administration, and agriculture contracts.

With offices in Watford City and Killdeer, we serve clients throughout North Dakota, focusing primarily on the counties of McKenzie, Williams, Mountrail, Dunn, Billings, Stark, Golden Valley, Divide, and Ward. Our lawyers are licensed in North Dakota, Tribal, and Federal courts, as well as in Minnesota and Montana. This extensive reach allows us to provide legal services to clients from all parts of North Dakota, other states, and around the world.

Our firm's expertise includes serious injury and wrongful death cases resulting from oil field, semi-truck, and automobile accidents, fires, explosions, and other catastrophic events. We also represent clients in oil and gas mineral rights, probate and heirship proceedings, commercial negotiations and litigation, agricultural law, and real property matters such as leases, deeds, and title litigation.

The firm's partners, Ross Sundeen, Ariston Johnson, and Aaron Weber, are dedicated professionals with extensive experience in their respective fields. Ross is the Assistant Dunn County States Attorney, Ariston has an excellent track record arguing appellate cases before the North Dakota Supreme Court, and Aaron has certifications from his work as a wildland firefighter.

Johnson & Sundeen, Ltd. is committed to providing the highest level of legal service to our clients. If you need legal advice or services, please contact us to discuss how we can assist you further.