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Wilson Sikes is an associate in the firm’s Asbestos Litigation Department, working primarily out of the Edwardsville office. He advocates vigorously for his clients nationwide, representing the victims of asbestos-related diseases, including mesothelioma and lung cancer, in all stages of litigation. Wilson has prior experience in personal injury, medical malpractice and criminal defense. Additionally, he has experience with the Federal Court system, having served as a judicial clerk in the Eastern District of Missouri.. While in his third year of law school, he was a member of the SLU Law Trial Team, and traveled the country arguing in national competitions on behalf of his alma mater. He has been recognized for his excellence in trial advocacy, and now utilizes those skills fighting for his clients. A born competitor and a natural communicator, the litigation arena is where Mr. Sikes feels most formidable and capable of helping those in need.

TorHoerman Law, LLC has represented thousands of clients who have been injured through no fault of their own. Our veteran attorneys and staff believe in justice for people and we strive to achieve results that exceed expectations through our commitment to our clients.  Although we treat each case differently, and can't guarantee results, we are very proud that we have been able to help our clients receive more than $250 million in settlements and verdicts to date.  We believe this proves our theory that people committed to justice can make a difference.. As the founding member of TorHoerman Law LLC, I use my litigation experience to represent individuals catastrophically injured by the negligence of others with a focus on keeping consumers safe from profit-driven corporations.  I am most proud of the exceptional personal attention each of our clients receives at TorHoerman Law LLC.

There must be a better way. There must be a way to inform injured individuals of their legal rights, retain clients, and help lawyers communicate better with potential and existing clients. These were the concerns that became the focus for Jessica through her work at TorHoerman Law, a law firm she built with her husband, a personal injury attorney.. Jessica is an Illinois lawyer, a CPA, and a mother of three. She spent years working as an international tax attorney at Deloitte before her career took a back seat to raising her kids. Her return to work, nearly 10 years ago, was intense. The timing of her return to work collided with an opportunity for the Hoerman family to start a personal injury law firm. Overnight, they had 30 employees depending upon the new law firm’s success. Jessica took on the role of marketing manager and immediately focused on client outreach – knowing full well that their law firm would fail if they couldn’t find clients to serve.. Out of this hands-on work building a successful law firm, TruLaw was born. TruLaw developed a platform that gives injured individuals and their families immediate answers as to whether the law firm can assist them in personal injury and product liability cases.. TruLaw has been very successful, but Jessica now recognizes a digital transformation taking place leaving in its wake a new kind of legal client – one that expects immediate and valuable information without reading through website information. Jessica believes that no platform is better positioned to make the transition to provide this information than TruLaw.

Sean Barth is an Associate in our Asbestos Litigation Department. He has dedicated his practice to advocating on behalf victims of asbestos related diseases including mesothelioma and lung cancer. Prior to joining the team at Napoli Shkolnik PLLC, Sean worked at a firm exclusively representing victims of mesothelioma. His other legal experience includes work at the Missouri Attorney General’s office representing numerous professional boards and in private practice advocating on behalf of personal injury victims.. Prior to graduating from St. Louis University School of Law, Sean worked in many of the environments that asbestos products were traditionally utilized. He has firsthand experience with many of the tasks which exposed workers to asbestos products and appreciates the hardships victims of asbestos related diseases endure as a result of their illnesses.

Sarah Sherer-Kohlburn in an associate attorney, currently licensed to practice law in Missouri and New York and in the Federal District Court for the Southern District of Illinois.. Ms. Sherer-Kohlburn graduated Summa Cum Laude from Washington University School of Law. During law school she was a member of the National Moot Court team as well as the Managing Editor and an Editor in Chief of the Washington University Law Review. Ms. Sherer-Kohlburn was a Dean’s Scholar and received the Judge Amandus Brackman Moot Court Award for appellate advocacy. During law school, Sarah worked as an intern in the Missouri State Public Defender’s Office and as a law clerk at a civil law firm in St. Louis, MO.. Sarah received her B.A. from Barnard College of Columbia University, where she obtained a double major in Religion and Women’s Studies, graduating with a Thesis with Distinction.. Following law school, Sarah clerked for the Honorable Tucker L. Melancon in the Eastern District of New York. She then worked as a litigation associate attorney at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison in New York, practicing primarily civil litigation. Prior to joining Sherer Law Offices, Sarah worked on behalf of defendants in criminal cases as an attorney at the St. Louis City Public Defender’s Office. During this time, she tried more than a dozen jury cases. Sarah currently focuses her practice on criminal defense work, representing clients at all stages of criminal proceedings.. Sarah enjoys being involved in her community. She is one of the coaches of the Washington University Moot Court team and is a member of a legal mentoring and development group, the Inns of Court.

Patrick Haines is the managing attorney for the Firm’s offices in Edwardsville, Illinois as well as in Austin, Texas. For the past twenty years his practice has focused on helping the victims of asbestos and other toxic substances obtain compensation for their injuries. Patrick has represented over 1000 victims of mesothelioma from all over the United States and has successfully tried cases to verdict in Texas and Louisiana. His trial victories include the first asbestos verdicts ever against Borg Warner Corporation and Exxon Mobil. In addition, he has litigated cases involving injuries from vinyl chloride, benzene, carbon disulfide and drugs like Vioxx.

My practice focuses on criminal defense and representation in orders of protection, landlord evictions, and expungements.  I spent 6 years as a prosecutor for the Madison County State's Attorney's office and bring that courtroom-intensive experience to my new practice.

Mr. Jackstadt has over 30 years experience in the practice of law on behalf of injured plaintiffs. He has concentrated most recently in plaintiff’s asbestos advocacy handling motion practice, court appearances and case management. He also has experience in railroad law, labor law and municipal practice.

Mr. Champlin focuses his legal practice on complex litigation matters, including: • Personal Injury/Wrongful Death/Premises Liability • Public Utilities • Transportation/Trucking • Appeals Mr. Champlin has extensive experience representing companies and individuals in personal injury cases. He regularly represents electric and natural gas utility companies, trucking companies, and retailers in complex litigation throughout the state of Illinois.

Michael J. Swanson, the owner of Swanson Law Firm, LLC, in Edwardsville, IL, is an experienced courtroom attorney who knows how to navigate the court system to aggressively represent his clients and maximize favorable outcomes.Prior to establishing the law firm of Swanson Law Firm, LLC, Michael was a patner in an Edwardsville general practice firm for more than a decade, representing hundreds of clients in divorces, custody, and child support cases.  Before that, Michael served as the Managing Attorney in the Madison County State’s Attorney’s Office child support division. In this role, he handled thousands of cases each year and gained extensive courtroom experience.Michael earned his JD at Saint Louis University and his bachelor’s degree at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), which he attended following his six-year enlistment with the U.S. Air Force. Michael served on active duty as a Chinese translator.

Lawrence Holcomb joined the firm's complex civil litigation group in 2015. He focuses on cases involving asbestos exposure and manages a busy nationwide practice litigating in both state and federal court.. Lawrence spent much of his childhood on a cotton farm in Mississippi before moving to Memphis, Tennessee. He attended The University of Alabama where he graduated in 2007 with a degree in small business administration. Lawrence went on to work for EnviroRem as a licensed asbestos abatement supervisor, remediation instructor, air monitor, and microscopist, all furthering his goal of serving the environmental needs of his community. He oversaw large-scale environmental remediation projects from Kansas to Puerto Rico.. Driven by his desire to protect his community from environmental harm, Lawrence attended the Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama where he graduated in 2012. While in law school he continued to serve in an environmental capacity by teaching classes, working on construction litigation, and consulting for EnviroRem.. Lawrence has excelled in representing victims of asbestos exposure, pelvic mesh implants, and IVC filters, obtaining verdicts and settlements in excess of $50,000,000 for his clients.. When he’s not fighting for his clients Lawrence enjoys restoring older automobiles and carpentry.

Jennifer Shaw founded The Shaw Law Group, P.C. after dedicating four years of legal practice to Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation.  The firm is focused on all areas of domestic relations litigation with special emphasis on securing the rights of unmarried couples. Jennifer is an active member of the Illinois State Bar Association and the Madison County Bar Association.  She has been an active Board Member of several not-for-profit agencies.Licensure:. Work Experience:. Honors and Awards:. Special Licenses/Certifications:. Bar/Professional Activity:. Pro bono/Community Service:. Scholarly Lectures and Writings:. Verdicts and Settlements:

Jeff Bash is the managing partner of the Madison County, Illinois office and vice-chair of the firm-wide Asbestos Litigation Practice. He focuses his practice on the defense of manufacturers, retailers, suppliers and premises owners in toxic/mass tort and environmental litigation. Mr. Bash also has extensive experience representing health care providers, trucking and insurance companies. He also provides proactive solutions aimed at reducing potential liability and exposure to clients. He is licensed to practice in the State Courts of Illinois and Missouri and the United States District Courts for the Southern District of Illinois and Eastern District of Missouri.. Mr. Bash has successfully managed complex commercial litigation for Fortune 500 corporate clients in Madison County and St. Clair County, Illinois and in neighboring counties in Missouri for over a decade. He has tried cases to verdict and specializes in mitigating risks for the firm's clients through diligent trial preparations, motion practice and settlement negotiations. He has been retained by clients to negotiate settlements and dismissals nationwide. Mr. Bash has taken the lead in pressing defenses such as a lack of personal jurisdiction, forum non conveniens, products liability statutes of repose and medical causation. He has also drafted and argued numerous dispositive motions including motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment. Mr. Bash has defended the firm's clients in hundreds of depositions of plaintiffs, corporate representatives, co-workers, medical providers and experts. He also has extensive experience defending clients in benzene exposure claims, wrongful foreclosure and general insurance casualty claims.. Awards & Honors:. Best Lawyers In America, Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions - Defendants, 2016. Leading Lawyers (Illinois) – 2014, 2015. Personal Injury Defense Law: General; Products Liability Defense Law; and Toxic Torts Defense Law. Illinois Super Lawyers Rising Star 2012 & 2013, Civil Litigation Defense. Top Attorneys - Illinois Outstanding Young Lawyers - Civil Litigation Defense, 2013. Published in Chicago Magazine.. Representative Cases:. Rozumek v. Union Carbide Corporation.. United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois, July 2015. Personal Jurisdiction. The Court granted Union Carbide Corporation’s, a miner and supplier of asbestos fibers, Motion to Dismiss based upon a lack of personal jurisdiction.. Nichols v. The Dow Chemical Company.. Jury Trial, City of St. Louis, Missouri, February 2014. Served on trial team in this wrongful death action seeking punitive damages and $21,000,000 in compensation. After a three-week trial, the jury returned a defense verdict in Dow's favor.. Mwesigwa v. DAP Inc.. 637 F.3d 884 (8th Cir. 2011). Summary Judgment. Products liability labeling claims against DAP Inc. preempted by Federal Hazardous Substances Act after Mwesigwa used a can of DAP Gel Formula Contact Cement which allegedly resulted in a flash fire causing burns to 80% of his body, $2,000,000 in medical expenses and his ultimate death.. Ratermann v. Tri-County Elec. Co-op., Inc.. 229 658, 897 N.E.2d 263, 325 . Jury Trial, Marion County, Illinois, 2009. Not guilty verdict for electric utility where plaintiffs claimed a power surge resulted in a home fire. Plaintiffs relied upon res ipsa loquitur and plaintiff's cause and origin expert maintained there was physical evidence of a massive high voltage surge of electricity causing simultaneous fires in two breaker panels.. Berry v. American Standard, Inc.. 382 895 (5th Dist. 2008). Summary Judgment. Denial of use of deceased plaintiff's discovery deposition as admissible evidence to defeat defendant’s summary judgment motion.

I joined Sivia Busisness & Legal Services in 2014 as a litigation and business transaction associate. In addition to my extensive financial services background, I have over 10 years of experience in private practice. My focus is primarily on corporate and other business entity matters, from creation through mergers and acquisitions, to asset protection and dissolution. Previously, I worked for Justice Thomas Welch of the Illinois Appellate Court and I am licensed in both Illinois and Missouri.. I enjoy assisting the clients of Sivia Business & Legal Services with my knowledge and experience in litigation and business transactions. I also aid clients with all of their estate planning and real estate legal needs.

I have been with Johnston Law Offices, P.C. for almost 20 years as both a law clerk, associate attorney, and now partner. My practice specializes in personal injury, criminal defense and workers' compensation law.

I enjoy working with my clients.  I understand their fear entering into the legal arena.  I can offer my vast experience to help lessen their fears.  I believe that explaining every aspect of each proceeding helps my clients understand what they will experience in court.  This in turn eases their minds and helps them in assisting me provide them the best representation they can receive.  I have tried over 140 jury trials.  I have won the majority of them.. My experience as a former prosecutor with the Madison County State's Attorney's Office allowed me to gain valuable insight into the decision-making process which occurs when filing a felony drug offense charge against individuals.  I was involved with the search warrant process when I was an "on-call" assistant prosecutor.  I met with the police, filled out the search warrant affidavits for the officers, presented them to the judge and finalized the Order for the judge's approval.  I then assisted the officers in filling our the return of service papers which stated what evidence was seized pursuant to the warrant.   Although I was new to the felony division I was quickly placed in charge of the entire drug prosecution division.  As a felony drug prosecutor, I convicted many persons charged with every drug offense from manufacturing and distribution to simple possession charges.  This experience was very helpful to me becoming a criminal drug defense attorney.  One particular facet this experience brought to my successful defense of criminal drug defendants not only in Edwardsville, Illinois, but also Madison County and all surrounding counties was the ability to recognize what evidence exists but hasn't been tendered via discovery from the State.  I routinely file supplemental motions for discovery when the State fails to completely fulfill its obligations under S. Ct. Rules.. Many other attorneys simply don't understand what information exists but hasn't been produced to them.  I have repeatedly used this information to benefit my clients in very serious crimes.  For instance, recently, in Montgomery County, Illinois, I was retained to represent a person charged with a very serious cannabis possession with intent to deliver.  I received the discovery from the State.  I immediately discovered that I was missing quite a bit of information.  I filed a motion for supplemental discovery which was granted at hearing.  The State eventually submitted all the missing information, which included the K9 and his handler's certificates.  I discovered that the K9 was not current in his certification.  A mistake by his handler had allowed it to lapse.  I filed a motion to suppress evidence which was granted.  The case was dismissed.  My client was facing 15 years in prison had he been convicted.  My client in that case had previously consulted with three other attorneys from Chicago and Springfield.  All had told him there was no way out other than a conviction.  When I discussed the case with him he was hesitant to believe me when I told him I identified two potentially fatal flaws with the State's case.  The other attorneys failed to spot the defects.  This is just one example of how diligent discovery in all criminal cases can either "make or break" the State's case.  I recently resolved a drug trafficking case which involved my client and a co-defendant.  The co-defendant hired an attorney from Chicago who claimed to specialize in drug cases.  I analyzed the facts and determined a motion to suppress evidence was warranted.  As I was prepaing to argue my motion the other attorney stated that the police couldn't search the trunk of the vehicle when they claimed a scent of cannabis was present.  I told him that established supreme court case law has held the opposite of his statement.  His client was looking at him wondering if he knew what he was talking about.  The State caved and gave my client probation on a reduced charge that will result in a dismissal of the case against him in 24 months.  The co-defendant will be going to prison.  Make sure you hire an attorney who is experienced and knows what they are doing.  There are a lot of attorneys who claim to specialize in drug cases who in reality don't fully know what the laws are that apply to such cases.. Another example was a murder case i tried in St. Clair County.  My client had previously hired three other attorneys.  They had all told him the case was solid against him and he should plead guilty to 20 years.  My client was in his mid-50s so that would for all practical purposes have been a life sentence for him.  I spotted one page in the over 500 pages of discovery that had a brief interview with a neighbor of the decedent.  He claimed to have seen a mysterious vehicle drive to and away from the murder victim's house the night she was killed.  I called him in preparation for jury trial.  He told me none of my client's prior attorneys had contacted him.  I was astounded.  He was the key to winning the case.  I tried the case and won.  The point to this?  Again, sloppy pretrial discovery by the other three attorneys had almost led to his being convicted of murder.. A different attempted murder charge a client of mine faced involved her and a co-defendant.  I was able to negotiate a reduction to a misdemeanor with no prison time.  The co-defendant will be going to prison.  His attorney didn't really put a good effort into his representation.  Serious cases require a substantial amount of time by the defense attorney.  And they require experience to know what information will get them out of the charge.  I recently tried two felonies against a police officer client.  We introduced medical records that bolstered her case despite the records being excluded at a motion in limine.  I'm convinced that evidence won the case for her.  The judge stated she was going to hold me in contempt of court for doing so but she didn't follow up on it.  I will go the extra mile for my clients.. Since about 2000 UFED digital extraction has become a big part of many drug trafficking/distribution and pornographys/sex assault cases.  This discovery source almost always is thousands of pages in size.  The digital data extraction process uses software named Cellebrite.  The Cellebrite extractions are almost always conducted upon cellular phones retrieved during traffic stops.  A search warrant is obtained first.  Then almost every piece of data is retrieved and organized via the software.  The problem arises when the State decides not to produce all of the data.  A complete search is first conducted.  Then a summary report is generated.  Also a raw physical data dvd is tendered to the defense.  I oftentimes receive only piecemeal discovery from these extractions.  This occurs when the State or police decide they dont want to produce all of the data to protect possible informants or targets of continued criminal investigation.  Pushing for complete production will oftentimes cause the police to request the State give my clients a better deal in working out the case.  They don't want to reveal their targets or confidential informants and are willing to allow a softer sentence be imposed in exchange for witness protection.  I have also run across cases where police officers have damaging text messages the State doesn't want to disclose.  In such cases a defense attorney can use this to their client's advantage.. Throughout my life I've been an avid big game and small game hunter.  I've been to Alaska, Canada, and many different states for these pursuits.  I enjoy firearms, own rifles, pistols, muzzloaders and shotguns.  The right to bear arms is one that I value, not only for myself, but also for my clients.  Felonies, and some misdemeanors threaten to remove one's right to bear arms and firearm hunting.  I'm an attorney who takes this liberty very seriously.  I'll take it seriously for you too.. I'm a licensed private pilot who routinely flies about 150 hours per year.  I've flown to many different airports including Palwaukee, Atlanta, and other less busy airports.  I'm very familiar with the federal requirements that impact every flight.  I also have other friends that fly different types of aircraft and are a valuable source of information in this endeavor.. Call me to discuss your case if you would like to determine what your best defense may be.

I apply my personal and professional experience, as well a legal expertise, to advice my clients in areas of Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning and Elder Law. I work with clients to help them achieve the highest possible quality of life for their loved one and to ensure it will be sustained throughout the individual's lifetime--regardless of age, situation or disability.. Having a family member with special needs and being a former special education teacher, I understand the issues confronting families of individuals with special needs and disabilities. From my decade of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, I gained practical knowledge of managed care, Medicaid and Medicare access and benefits, DSM-IV criteria, HIPAA compliance, medical guidelines and consumer education initiatives.. My passion is stewardship, and working with families to effectively meet the legal, education, developmental and care needs of both children with disabilities and aging parents.

I am a life time resident of Southern Illinois.  I graduated from Edwardsville High School in 1988, and then attended college at the University of Illinois and law school at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale.  Since 1995, I have focused my practice on helping clients and their families that have been injured through the fault of others.

I am a former criminal prosecutor who aggressively handles jury and bench trials in front of various judges.  We are a full service criminal defense law firm - consisting of handling successful and rigorous defense of high-profile drug offenses, murder charges, violent crimes, sex crimes, white collar crimes; misdemeanor - including DUI and drug-related offenses.. I obtained a not guilty jury verdict in trial in Madison County, IL in a first-degree murder charge.. I also recently presented the target witness before a Granid Jury in a murder investigation, in which a finding of NO TRUE BILL was returned against him, resulting in no first-degree murder charges brought against my client.. I have successfully prepared and argued appeals before the Illinois Appellate Court and Illinois Supreme Court.. I am licensed in Illinois and I serve the Metro-East, including Madison, St. Clair, Monroe, Clinton, Jersey, Macoupin, Greene, Effingham, Fayette, and Bond Counties.

Dustin Maguire is an Attorney and Mediator in Edwardsville. He works directly with his clients from the beginning to the end of their cases. Dustin focuses his practice on assisting family law clients in understanding how the law applies to their situation and providing the insight and information to make well-informed decisions.. Dustin encourages potential clients to avoid litigation within the family whenever possible. He is a firm believer in the mediation process and strives to resolve family issues outside of the courtroom. However, Dustin stands ready and willing to take cases all the way to trial.

D. Todd Mathews graduated from Nova Southeastern University School of Law in 1996. He is licensed to practice law in Missouri, Illinois and Florida. He is admitted to U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois, U.S. District Court Central District of Illinois, U.S. District Court Western District of Missouri, U.S. District Court Southern District of Florida, U.S. District Court Eastern District of Missouri,U.S. District Court Southern District of Illinois, U.S. Court of Appeals 7th Circuit, and the U.S. Court of Appeals 8th Circuit.. Mr. Mathews is a member of National Trial Lawyers Association, Madison County Bar Association, Missouri Bar Association Solo and Small Firm Committee, Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, Member, American Association for Justice, American Association for Justice Leaders Forum, National Asbestos Mesothelioma Trial Lawyers, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. Additionally, D. Todd Mathews currently serves on the discovery committee of the Actos litigation pending in Cook County, Illinois.

Before joining Goldenberg Heller Antognoli & Rowland, P.C., John McCracken had been a partner with Coffey & McCracken Law Firm since 2001 where he oversaw all litigation matters of the firm and represented clients in a wide range of transactional matters. John has prosecuted and defended a wide variety of lawsuits including shareholder disputes, breaches of contract, title insurance claims, real estate disputes, negligence, fraud, and conspiracy claims.. John has appeared in courtrooms throughout southern and central Illinois and has honed his advocacy skills through hundreds of court appearances in several jurisdictions. John also has a wide range of experience in corporate and transactional matters. In addition to forming new corporate entities for clients, John has represented corporate clients through complex asset and stock purchases, employment matters, real estate developments, and collection matters. A unique area of John’s practice is in the fiber-optic communications industry where he has represented clients in the construction and sale of fiber-optic communication systems.. John’s educational background strengthens his representation of clients, having earned a Juris Doctorate from Saint Louis University in 1997, a Master’s of Public Administration from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in 1992, and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Millikin University in 1990. John stays current on new legal issues through continuing legal education courses attended annually.. John is involved in the Edwardsville community and is pleased to have served on the board of the Edwardsville YMCA and of the Children’s Home and Aid-Southern Illinois Region. In addition to being the Chair of the Fire and Police Commission for the City of Edwardsville, he is a member of the Goshen Rotary Club and serves on the property committee of the Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois. John and his wife, Stacey, have two children and live in Edwardsville.

As an experienced trial attorney, Ryan has obtained multiple multimillion-dollar jury verdicts and settlements for his clients totaling over $40,000,000 in compensation. As a partner of national civil litigation firm, Ryan litigated cases throughout the Country acting as counsel in Wrongful Death and personal injury actions in eleven different States.. As a prosecutor, Ryan has obtained jury verdicts in homicide cases as both first and second chair. He also served as the head of the State’s Attorney’s Office’s Juvenile Delinquency Division, Post- Conviction Docket, and Drug Interdiction Taskforce. Ryan has acted as lead attorney on thousands of criminal offenses, ranging from DUIs to first-degree murder.. Ryan began his legal career as a law clerk for the Honorable David A. Hylla, former Chief Judge of Madison County, and intern for the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Shortly thereafter, Ryan began working for a local worker’s compensation firm where he first discovered his passion for zealously advocating for his injured clients.. Not afraid of the courtroom, Ryan has extensive trial experience in both the civil and criminal context, having more than a dozen jury trials under his belt.

Andrew Billington is an Associate Attorney at Stange Law Firm, PC based out of the Edwardsville, Illinois office. Andrew is licensed to practice in Illinois and Missouri. Mr. Billington represents clients in all family law cases including divorce, child custody, child support, guardianship, prenuptial agreements, orders of protection, and a variety of other domestic relations matters.. Note: The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements.. Andrew Billington is responsible for the content.  Principal place of business 120 South Central Avenue, Suite 450, St. Louis (Clayton), MO 63105.

27 years experience is the defense of serious criminal cases such as:. 1st Degree Murder. Attempted 1st Degree Murder. Arson. Conspiracy to Manufacture Controlled Substance. Conspiracy to Distribute Controlled Substance. Sexual Assualt. Child Pornography. Felony DUI. Reckless Homicide. Involuntary Manslaughter. Aggravated Battery. Armed Violence. Armed Criminal Action. 1st Degree Assault. Aggravated Discharge of a Firearm. Felon in Possession of Firearm. 20+ years representing individuals in Family Court concerning serious matters involving:. Child Custody. Child Support. Spousal Maintenance. Alimony. Marital Asset Identification, Allocation and Distribution. Dissipation of Asset Investigation and Litigation