About Tyler N.
Tyler N. Dihle earned his J.D. from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 2009 after completing a bachelor’s degree at Monmouth College in 2006. He entered the legal profession following law school and has built a practice grounded in courtroom work and litigation. Colleagues and opponents know him as steady and pragmatic at hearings and in settlement talks.
Early in his professional life he joined the Illinois State Bar Association in 2009. He later expanded his professional affiliations, joining the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association in 2012 and the American Association for Justice in 2014. Those memberships have kept him connected to peers and continuing education programs across the region.
Dihle is admitted to practice in Illinois and Missouri and is also admitted to the Southern District of Illinois. That combination of state and federal credentials allows him to take on matters that begin in local courts and extend into federal proceedings. He moves between courtrooms and deposition rooms with regularity, following the procedural demands of each forum.
He serves as an associate at Prince Law Office. In that role he prepares pleadings, develops strategies for discovery, conducts depositions and represents clients at hearings and trials when cases require it. As an associate he works under firm leadership but also handles day-to-day management of client matters, coordinating experts and keeping clients informed about developments and deadlines.
Outside the office he maintains connections through professional organizations. His membership in the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association dates back to 2012, and he has been part of the American Association for Justice since 2014. He has been a member of the Illinois State Bar Association since 2009. Those associations provide access to seminars, practice resources and a network of trial lawyers that inform his approach to case evaluation and courtroom procedure.
Clients and colleagues describe Dihle as methodical and practical in his approach to litigation. He prepares cases deliberately and places emphasis on clear communication with clients about risks and options. He balances courtroom work with the detailed preparation that precedes trial, and he remains active in professional groups that shape trial practice in the Midwest.
He represents clients in civil litigation in state and federal courts across Illinois and Missouri.
