Kelsey Arnold Krapp

Kelsey (commonly known as "Lou") was born and raised on his family's farm and bison ranch near Pingree, North Dakota. After graduating from Pingree-Buchanan High School, he attended the University of North Dakota for both his undergraduate and law degrees. Following law school, Kelsey worked as an associate attorney with a private litigation firm in Bismarck, primarily representing clients in insurance defense litigation. Additionally, he served as a Special Assistant Attorney General for the North Dakota Public Service Commission for various regulatory matters such as pipeline and wind farm siting. In 2016, Kelsey moved back to the Jamestown area to operate the family bison ranch and open his own solo practice law firm. 

 In addition to his legal practice, Kelsey is the owner and operator of a bison ranch, hunting outfitter business, and custom-exempt butcher shop near Pingree, North Dakota. All of which keeps him very busy throughout the year - particularly in the Fall months. Kelsey has further experience in government, having worked for both the U.S. Senate during undergrad and the North Dakota Public Service Commission during law school. He draws upon these broad, real-world experiences to better assist clients from both a practical and professional standpoint. 

 Kelsey's wife, Emily (Schlosser), is also a native of the James Valley region, having grown up on a farm near Edgeley, North Dakota. Emily is an occupational therapist at the Anne Carlson Center in Jamestown. Together, they have 2 sons named Leopold and Edwin. The Krapps enjoy spending free time traveling, fishing, hunting, and skiing with friends and family.