WHO WE ARE

Newell Bundy, PC is dedicated to your success.  Our lawyers and staff are experienced, hard-working, and committed to excellence.  We are here to help you.

WHERE WE PRACTICE

Newell Bundy, PC is licensed to practice in all Wyoming courts – state and federal.  We are also licensed to practice in the Shoshone and Arapahoe Tribal Court.  Our cases take us to all corners of the state – from Evanston to Cheyenne and Jackson to Gillette.

WHAT WE'VE DONE

Learn more about what we have accompished as a team at Newell Bundy. We are proud to share over 50 years of experience in Wyoming courtrooms.

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Services

Attorneys

Robert A. Bundy Attorney at Law
Meet Bob Robert (Bob) Bundy was born and raised in Rock Springs and attended the University of Wyoming, graduating with a BS in Electrical Engineering in 1989.  After a stint in the Trona industry, he returned to Laramie and graduated from the College of Law in 1995.  After graduating, Bob worked in private practice in […] Profile
Edward L. Newell II Attorney at Law
Meet Ed Ed Newell earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Iowa and graduated from the Wyoming College of Law in 1981.  He began his legal career working with Randy Boyer and Mike Svilar in Lander.  For many years, he served as a prosecutor in Fremont County and Sweetwater County.  His work […] Profile

History & Values

Newell Bundy, PC is a new law firm with a long and distinguished history.  Established in 2015, the firm is composed of Ed Newell and Robert Bundy.  Together, they have over 56 years of experience in Wyoming courtrooms.  A strong and experienced staff of three legal assistants completes the team.

Newell Bundy, PC is guided by Jim Owens’  “The Code of the West”:

  1. Live Each Day with Courage
  2. Take Pride in Your Work
  3. Always Finish What you Start
  4. Do What Has to Be Done
  5. Be Tough, But Fair
  6. When You Make a Promise, Keep It
  7. Ride for the Brand
  8. Talk Less and Say More
  9. Remember That Some Things Are Not For Sale
  10. Know Where to Draw the Line