About
Tierney Scoblic is an attorney with Fuller, Williamson, Nelsen & Preheim, LLP in Sioux Falls whose practice includes civil litigation and personal injury. Tierney represents clients in disputes that require careful factual development, legal research, written advocacy, and preparation for hearings or trial. Her background in judicial clerkship work gives her direct familiarity with how courts analyze contested issues and develop written decisions.
Tierney graduated magna cum laude from the University of Sioux Falls, where she studied criminal justice, sociology, and psychology. She then attended the University of South Dakota Knutson School of Law on a full tuition scholarship. In law school, she served as a law school ambassador and Vice President of the Moot Court Board, and her moot court team received a national Best Brief award.
After completing law school, Scoblic was selected as a law clerk for the Second Judicial Circuit in Sioux Falls. In that role, she worked with judges on complex legal research and drafting and regularly observed hearings and trials across the circuit. She joined Fuller, Williamson, Nelsen & Preheim after the clerkship and now applies that court-side experience to civil litigation and personal injury matters for the firm’s clients.
Tierney Scoblic brings strong academic performance, appellate-style writing experience, and firsthand exposure to trial-court decision-making to her practice. Her work is grounded in careful research, organized preparation, and a practical understanding of litigation procedure. Tierney helps clients address civil disputes and injury claims by identifying the key legal issues, developing the factual record, and preparing matters for efficient resolution or courtroom advocacy.”
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Fuller, Williamson, Nelsen & Preheim, LLP
- Member, State Bar of South Dakota
Licensed State
- South Dakota
Awards & Badges

- Animal & Dog Bites
- Car Accidents
- Medical Malpractice
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Products Liability
- Trucking Accidents
- Wrongful Death
- Litigation





