Tom Lubnau is the Owner of Lubnau Law Office, a Wyoming firm offering a spectrum of comprehensive legal services. Tom has practiced in almost every area of the law over his career, representing Fortune 500 companies as well as his neighbors. With over 35 years of legal experience, he focuses on health and hospital law but also engages in personal injury cases and business and estate planning, among others. He has been recognized for his contributions to his community, including his service as a state legislator and volunteer firefighter. Tom was also honored as National Fire Service Training Innovator of the Year for his contributions to firefighter safety.

What drives someone to make a lasting impact in their community? Whether it’s through the courtroom, on the frontlines as a firefighter, or simply lending a hand to neighbors in need, true service often transcends job titles. How can one balance these roles and still find time to give back?

According to Tom Lubnau, a respected attorney and dedicated community leader, the key lies in staying focused on helping people solve problems. He emphasizes that whether it’s advocating for a client or innovating firefighter safety, success comes from understanding the needs and emotions of others. By blending his legal expertise with his passion for service, Tom has made a lasting impact in Wyoming, creating change that improves lives and strengthens the community.

In this episode of 15 Minutes, host Chad Franzen sits down with Tom Lubnau, Owner of Lubnau Law Office, to discuss how he’s built a career serving his community through his knowledge of the law and firefighting. Tom shares his experiences innovating firefighter training, his focus on estate planning, and his legislative work to solve real-world problems. He also offers advice for young attorneys on how to strike a balance between serving others and navigating the demands of a challenging profession.