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Reza Khanjan is a skilled Newport Beach criminal defense lawyer and co-founding attorney of Khanjan | Nosratabadi, Trial Attorneys. At the firm, he regularly represents clients facing all types of serious criminal charges, including DUI, assault and battery, motor vehicle crimes, misdemeanors, sex crimes, and more. Attorney Khanjan is licensed to practice law in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California. When representing his clients, he employs an empathetic approach combined with aggressive advocacy in the courtroom. Need a criminal defense attorney in Newport Beach or Orange County? Call KN Defense for a free consultation.

Reed Johnson serves as a partner at Johnson Law, P.C., where he is dedicated to representing individuals in Oregon and Washington. His upbringing in the frigid interior of Alaska instilled in him a strong work ethic, honed through years of physically demanding work in home construction. Reed has extensive experience in litigation, having successfully represented clients in trial courts, arbitration, and negotiations, often achieving significant settlements against top defense attorneys from major cities. He is particularly focused on advocating for victims of negligence, especially those involved in motor vehicle accidents, guiding them through their recovery and pursuing claims for damages. Reed believes in using litigation strategically, accompanied by legal ingenuity to ensure his clients receive the justice they deserve. At Johnson Law, he is committed to making his clients whole, whether through settlement or trial. When not advocating for his clients, Reed enjoys outdoor pursuits such as fishing, hiking, biking, and camping, as well as spending quality time with friends and family.

Protect your assets and your family. Oregon Estate Planning, Elder Law, Business and Real Estate Attorney. Mr. McKean is a member of the Elder Law, Estate Planning, and Real Estate sections of the Oregon State Bar. Additionally, he is surving on the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District's Parks Bond Citizen Oversight Committee.

Paul is a client-focused attorney specializing in estate planning and elder law. Paul's ability to simplify complex legal issues into understandable terms makes clients comfortable asking questions and engaging in the legal process.. Paul had a lengthy history in high tech engineering prior to pursuing law.  His engineeing background gives him a unique perspective on problem solving and long term planning. At the same time, Paul is very approachable and invites his clients into the estate plan designing process so that each is unique to the client's needs.. Paul offers flat rate services while providing a custom plan based on each client’s family situation, current needs, and future goals.

Patent infringement litigation, trade secrets and trademark litigation.  Mergers & Acquisitions.  Licensing.  Intellectual Property Counseling.

One of the things that I think is critical to being a quality lawyer is to enjoy what you do.  I am very thankful that since I graduated from law school 15 years ago, I have always enjoyed being a lawyer.. As a lawyer, I spend lots of hours preparing cases for trial, holding the State to their burden of proof and researching whatever evidentiary issues all my cases may have.  In fact, most of my blog entries focus on the in-and-outs of these issues.  However, I learned very early in my career nothing is more valuable than the time you spend meeting with the client.  Quite frankly, it’s the part of the career that I enjoy the most.  It’s during these meetings that I feel I can make the most difference.  It is my opportunity to get to know my client.. When my clients come to the office, it is usually during the most difficult time in their life   As one can imagine this is usually not an easy time for people when they are accused of a crime.  Often there is a lot more going on than just the stress of a pending criminal case, whether it’s an addiction issue, going through a difficult loss, or simply trying to navigate the emotional aftermath following an accusation.. These are sometimes difficult discussions but they are well worth the time.  As our society becomes more and more computer oriented clients ask if it is truly necessary to spend the time meeting in my office.  They will always be necessary and can never be replaced by a phone call, email or quick conversation in the courthouse hallway.  The personal connection is the foundation of a strong attorney/client relationship.. When I am arguing to a judge at a final sentencing, I am amazed how many times I reference back to something my client and I discussed in my conference room several months earlier at the beginning of the case.  If I spend the time getting to know my client, I can then in turn paint my client as a person, not just a “Defendant” to the State, to the Jury, or to the Judge.. Throughout my career I have had many former clients approach me and tell me how well they have been doing the last several years.  I have been blessed to see many people get their life back on track and live productive successful lives.  When I see people take advantage of these second chances it is a living example of the part of my criminal defense work that I find most satisfying.  It is why I enjoy doing this work.. A lot of people think that the accused do not deserve a second chance or could not possibly pull it together to take advantage of a second chance.  My experience shows otherwise.  As a lawyer, my relationship to my client is often the same we have to close family members – they may have their flaws, but I am not going to sit back and watch someone else push them around.

Mr. Moonier received an Associate of Arts degree from Jefferson College before attending the University of Missouri – Columbia, where he majored in political science. During his time in Columbia, he created and served on numerous peer tutoring programs to help college students struggling in the areas of statistics and college algebra.After attending the University of Missouri – Columbia, Mr. Moonier attended and graduated from St. Louis University School of Law in May of 2007. During law school, Mr. Moonier served as a member of the St. Louis University Public Law Review and his Article entitled, “The Legal Game Behind Fantasy Sports: Copyright Protection and the Right of Privacy in Professional Performance Statistics”, was published in first issue of Volume XXVI of the 2007 St. Louis University Public Law Review.Prior to joining the Thurman Law Firm, Mr. Moonier clerked for several law firms and sports agencies throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area. After joining the Firm in 2007, Mr. Moonier was made a partner with the Firm in January of 2013. During his time with the firm, Mr. Moonier has gained a wide variety of experience including handling complex real estate transactions, litigating contract disputes, representing municipalities, water supply districts and sewer districts and preparing estate plans. Mr. Moonier currently serves as the President of the Festus/Crystal City Rotary Club and has been named to the Super Lawyers Rising Stars list for 2013 and 2014. He currently resides in Festus, Missouri, with his wife, Erica, and beautiful baby girl, Eliza. See more at:

Mr. Good was born in St. Louis and raised in Jefferson County.  Mr. Good, his wife Wendi, and daughters Aliana and Parker live in Cedar Hill, Missouri.  He graduated cum laude from Hillsboro High School in 1992.. After attending one year at Southeast Missouri State University, he attended and graduated from Missouri Southern State University in Joplin, Missouri with degrees in criminal justice and computer information systems.  At MSSU Mr. Good was active in various student organizations, primarily within the honors program and his fraternity, Kappa Alpha Order.. After graduating from MSSU Mr. Good returned to the area to attend St. Louis University’s graduate school.  He graduated from SLU earning both a Juris Doctorate and Masters in Business Administration in 2001.  While in graduate school he served in leadership positions in several organizations and represented St. Louis University Law School at the Regional Moot Court Competition.. Mr. Good joined the firm in 2000 as a law clerk and has continued with the firm since he graduated from law school.  Mr. Good is active in the Young Lawyers Association of Jefferson County and is a member of the Jefferson County Bar Association, the Missouri Bar, the American Association of Justice, the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, the American Bar Association, the Missouri Republican Attorneys for Civil Justice, and the Republican National Lawyers Association.. Mr. Good is very active in the community, being a founding member and President of the Hillsboro Jaycees, a member of the Northwest Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Board of Directors for the Jefferson County Pregnancy Care Center, Sunny Hill, Inc., and has served on several committees for his local church and for the Jefferson Baptist Association.  He is a member of the High Ridge Elk’s Lodge #2455.    In 2006 Mr. Good was named Catholic Legal Assistance Ministries’ Volunteer of the Year by the Arch Diocese of St. Louis.   He is also active politically, having served as the President of the Jefferson County Republicans and on the Republican Central Committee.  In 2008 Mr. Good served as a Co-Chair of the Jefferson County Charter Commission.  Also in 2008 Mr. Good was selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers–Rising Stars Edition 2008, an honored reserved for no more than 2.5% of the attorneys in the state.. Mr. Good concentrates his practice in the areas of personal injury law, including wrongful death suits, motor vehicle accidents, general litigation, juvenile law, estate planning, corporate, and business law.

Justin Johnson is a passionate supporter of the rights of injured victims, focusing his legal practice on personal injury litigation. Since becoming a lawyer, he has successfully litigated hundreds of civil cases, gaining a wealth of knowledge that he applies to each client's situation to ensure maximum recovery. After working at various personal injury firms, Justin recognized the importance of individualized client attention, leading him to establish Johnson Law, P.C. His firm has flourished while maintaining the core values that motivated its founding. Justin employs a goal-oriented strategy in his litigation, emphasizing preparation as the cornerstone of success. He is fervently committed to cases involving semi-truck accidents and corporate negligence, tirelessly advocating for fair compensation for those injured through no fault of their own. His commitment to his clients has garnered him accolades, including membership in the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association and recognition as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers for four consecutive years. With an Avvo rating of 10, Justin is licensed to practice in all Oregon state courts and the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon. In his free time, he enjoys outdoor activities with his family, embracing the beauty of Oregon.

Juli Hand was born and raised in southern Minnesota in a farming community. After graduation from high school and completion of a technical school program, Juli moved to Washington, D.C., where she worked for the Veterans Administration and then for a large private law firm as a legal secretary. Juli married and moved to Lincoln, Nebraska in 1984, where she worked as a paralegal with a large Omaha law firm for two years. She then followed her husband to Chicago, where she returned to school to complete her undergraduate degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Again relocating with her husband, she moved to Stillwater, Oklahoma, where she completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration/Management at Oklahoma State University in 1990. Juli graduated in the top 8% of her undergraduate class at Oklahoma State University, receiving High Honors.. Juli graduated from the University of Tulsa College of Law in 1993 in the top 15% of her class. While in law school she interned for two Oklahoma Supreme Court justices, a U.S. District Court judge and an Oklahoma Court of Appeals judge. She also served as an editor of the Tulsa Law Journal, was a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Delta Phi, and the Student Bar Association. Juli received a full Merit Tuition Scholarship and she received the American Jurisprudence Award in both Legal Writing and Health Law.. Following law school, Juli worked for Wilkinson & Monaghan in Tulsa, where she wrote many appellate briefs, in addition to practicing in the areas of business litigation, medical malpractice and personal injury, school law and condemnation proceedings and administrative and employment law. She then relocated to Madison, Wisconsin, where she opened the law firm of Waddell & Hand with her partner, Lan Waddell. There Juli focused on domestic relations and bankruptcy law. After several years in Wisconsin, Juli and her family relocated to Missouri. Juli worked with the Thurman Law Firm in Hillsboro for over a year, narrowing her practice to family law. Juli joined Alice in 1999 to form the law firm of Kramer & Hand LLC Attorneys at Law. Since the firms creation, Kramer and Hand has expanded under Juli's leadership to become Kramer, Hand, Buchholz & Partney.  The firm now consists of six attorneys with a variety of specialties and seven support staff.. Juli and her husband, Larry, live in rural Jefferson County on a small acreage where they raise their three children, 50+ head of registered Hampshire sheep, two champion horses, a Great Pyrenees dog, several cats and chickens, plus the occasional rabbit and pet mouse.

J.R. grew up on a farm near Steele, North Dakota. He attended the University of North Dakota and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science inPsychology in 2013. In May 2016, he graduated magna cum laude from the University of North Dakota School of Law.. During law school, J.R. served as the Editor in Chief of the North Dakota Law Review, participated on the Trial Team, served as an extern for the North Dakota Supreme Court, and clerked for Crowley Fleck in their Bismarck Office.

I was born in Washington, Indiana in 1957 and was raised in Eureka, Missouri, graduating from EurekaHigh School in 1975.  I attended ColumbiaCollege, Columbia, Missouri where I majored in history and government, and from which I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1979.  While attending ColumbiaCollege, I participated in student government, Young Democrats’ Club, and other various student activities.  I became a member of Alpha Chi, Missouri Epsilon Chapter.  While a student in ColumbiaCollege’s first oral history class, I collected several oral histories from former Missouri Justices of the Peace, some who later became Magistrate Judges.  I was recognized by ColumbiaCollege as the outstanding graduate in government for 1978-79.. Following completion of my BA, I enrolled in and attended  the Universityof Missouri, Columbia School of Law, and graduated with my Juris Doctorate degree in 1982, the same year I was admitted to the Missouri Bar Association.  While a law student I was a member of the editorial staff of the Missouri Law Review in 1980-82.  My case note “Removal and the Child’s Best Interest in Change of Custody Disputes” was published in the Missouri Law Review, Volume 47, in 1982.  I also prepared a comment regarding structured settlements, then a new concept in personal injury law, under the supervision of Elwood Thomas, a practicing attorney who later was appointed to the Missouri Supreme Court.  In Law School I was a member of the Order of the Coif, which is restricted to the upper ten percent of the graduating class.. I joined the Thurman Law firm in 1982 as an associate and became a partner in 1987.  While a member of this firm I have represented numerous clients, including matters concerning real estate and land law, business and corporate law, contracts, wills, trusts, estate planning, probate law, personal injury law, workers’ compensation law, social security disability law, domestic law and juvenile law.  I have and continue to represent various real estate developers, contractors, subdivision associations, real property owners regarding real estte and development matters; public water, sanitary sewer and fire districts regarding municipal matters; individuals and companies organizing business entities and selling or buying businesses and business assets;   owners of rental property, residential and commercial, including mobile home parks, apartment complexes, houses, store front buildings, strip centers and malls; and individuals in estate planning and probate estate and Trust administration matters. I hve represented various clients in each of these matters in litigation.. In addition to all Missouri Circuit and Appellate Courts, I am licensed to practice in the United States District Court and United States Bankruptcy Court of the Eastern District of Missouri, the United States Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit, and the Supreme Court of the United States.. I became a member of the Missouri and Jefferson County Bar Associations in 1982.  I have served as president and as secretary of the Jefferson County Bar Association.  I am also a member of the American Bar Association.. I was married in 1981.  My wife, Jan, attended ColumbiaCollege and majored in social work.  She graduated with a Bachelor of Sciences degree in 1981. We moved to festus in 1982 and remain a part of that community. We have three children who have graduated high school and college.. I have been  active in his community.  I have served as Cub Master, Charter Committee Chairperson, Treasurer and Den Leader of Cub Pack 482, and as an adult leader and Treasurer of Boy Scout Troop 426.  I have served as a member of the Board of Directors, President and Treasurer of the Twin City Little League and as a coach for Little League regular season and All-Star teams.  Jan and I served at First Baptist Church of Festus-Crystal City as Sunday school teachers, and I also served as a member and chairperson of its nominating committee, and as a member and President of its Board of Directors.  We presently atend adn serve as teachers at Good News Community Church. I have served as a member of the Board of Directors of Jefferson County Growth  Association, including two years as president.  I assisted the organizers who organized the Twin City Youth Football Association and the Jefferson County Parks Foundation.  I am a member of Elks Lodge #1721.. I have addressed various groups and organizations on legal topics including real estate, estate planning, and estate administration.

I grew up in St. Louis, Missouri and graduated from the Academy of Math and Science High School in 1990. I then served a term of enlistment in the United States Air Force as an Electronic Warfare Technician. Upon returning to the St. Louis Metropolitan area, I completed my undergraduate studies and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Political Science, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Missouri St. Louis in 1998.. I attended St. Louis University School of Law, and graduated in 2001, the same year I was admitted to the Missouri Bar. During Law School, I was a member of the National Moot Court Team for St. Louis University and took numerous classes emphasizing my interest in civil litigation. Also, during Law School, I interned at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri and provided legal services under my Rule 13 Certification to many disadvantaged clients throughout the St. Louis Metropolitan area.. Upon graduating from Law School I did civil defense work for a well respected St. Louis Firm. I concentrated in defending first and third party claims on behalf of insurance companies and their insureds for a period of almost 10 years before joining the Thurman Law Firm.. I concentrate my practice in the areas of Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Worker's Compensation and Social Security Disability.

If you have been injured in an auto accident, victim of a hit and run, motorcycle accident, bicycle accident, dog bite or suffered other injuries through the fault of someone else, then call us today. We can help. For over 20 years, we have assisted people from all walks of life in getting the compensation that they deserve for their injuries. Call today.. ---. Matthew H. Kehoe is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbel and has practiced law in Oregon for over 20 years.  During that time our office has helped injured victims get the compensation that they deserve.  We have litigated and settled thousands of cases and will do our best to fight for your rights.   Our motto is "we fight for you."   We provide free consultations on all injury claim cases.. We can also assist you in protecting your estate and your legacy with estate planning.. Call  today to inquire about our estate planning services.

I have practiced law for 23 years and am board certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.  When I handle legal matters, you get my attention as opposed to the work being handled by a paralegal or associate.

I have grown up in Jefferson County my entire life and truly enjoy serving this community. I lived with my parents in Pevely until I graduated from Herculaneum High Scool as valedictorian of my class in 2004. After high school, I attended the University of Missouri - Columbia for three and half years and received a Bachelors degree in Business Administration in December of 2007. I then moved back home to attend Law School at St. Louis University. I now live in the northwest corner of Jefferson County in Pacific with my wife and two children.. Prior to joining the Schnaare Law Firm, I worked on my own for a couple years handling small civil  matters and local appearances for other firms in just about any county south of Interstate 44. While working on my own, I also worked part time at Bass Pro Shops in St. Charles, Missouri as an Archery/Hunting associate. Working in retail has taught me a great deal above customer service and how to work with clientele.. Outside of work, I am an avid outdoorsman that loves hunting and fishing. I primarily like to hunt deer and squirrel. I am also registered with the Boy Scouts of America where I serve as an associate crew advisor to Crew 2720 and am also a Trial Guide that takes out horse back rides at the Beaumont Scout Reservation.

I have been practicing law in Hillsboro and the surrounding communities since I graduated from law school at the University of Oregon in 1996 and have focused my practice on marital and family law. I am a shareholder with Hillsboro Law Group, PC and currently head the Family Law Team for the firm. I understand through firsthand experience that issues related to marriage, family and other relationships can be among the most stressful and confusing you will ever encounter in your life but I am skilled at educating and guiding you through whatever process you are encountering whether negotiating and litigating the most complex contested financial and custody cases or drafting and finalizing uncontested divorces. My family law practice encompasses not only divorce but also domestic partnerships, separation agreements, spousal support, child support, custody, parenting time (visitation) and domestic violence (FAPA).. In addition to my marital and family law practice, I also focus on representing individuals in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies as well as individuals who have been arrested for, or convicted of, DUI including diversion entry and probation violations.. In my over 20 years of practice, I have cultivated and maintained a trustworthy and reliable reputation among both my colleagues with whom, and the judges before whom, I regularly practice. I have direct and consistent interaction with all of my clients and have developed and maintained a solid reputation for being accessible and prompt in communicating with my clients whether by phone, e-mail or in person.

I have been practicing criminal defense in Oregon for over 10 years, and in 20 counties in the state.  I pride myself in compassionate and zealous representation of my clients.. Outside of work, I enjoy cooking and hosting parties, in order to practice my culinary skills. I am also an avid football fan. My husband is a musician, so most weekends, you can find me at his gigs, appreciating excellent live music.

I have been passionate about defending the rights of clients tied up in the criminal justice system and advocating for the best possible outcomes for their cases. My goal is to provide clients with empathy-based practical understanding of their case, defenses, and walk them through their options so it's not an intimidating process. I have helped hundreds of clients get through the most difficult times of their lives, and I am confident I can do the same for you.

I have been an attorney in Washington County since 1995.  My practice emphasizes family law and estate planning. I was the first Editor-in-Chief of Animal Law at Lewis & Clark Law School. I am a member of the Oregon
State Bar Family Law and Estate Planning sections and the Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers
Association.  Our office is conveniently located at Orenco Station in
Hillsboro.. I can be contacted at   You can also view our website at .

I grew up in Portland and attended the University of Oregon for both undergraduate studies and law school.  Since graduating from law school, I have focused on criminal defense.  I work colaboratively with my clients to obtain the best possible results.

Forrest was born and raised in Jefferson County. He grew up in DeSoto and graduated from St. Pius X High School in Festus. He eventually ventured to the east coast and graduated from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania with his bachelor’s degree in 1990. Forrest earned his juris doctorate from St. Thomas University Law School in Miami, Florida in 1994. While attending law school, he was a member of the honor council and interned in the Broward County Public Defender’s Office. Forrest started his law career at Lehnen Law Office in Richmond, Missouri during which he was also the Assistant Ray County Prosecuting Attorney. In 1999, he returned to Jefferson County as an assistant prosecuting attorney. Then, he left the prosecutor’s office and went to work for a local law firm in 2001. After learning the ropes, he eventually hung his own shingle by starting Wegge Law Office in 2005 and was appointed DeSoto municipal judge. In 2006, Forrest was elected as the Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney and served for twelve years making him the longest serving prosecuting attorney in county history. During his 12 year term, he taught as an adjunct professor at Jefferson College, chaired various boards and advisory committees, and oversaw the longest student intern program in the history of the office. Once he accomplished the 12 year mark, Forrest decided to open Wegge & Casey, P.C. on the courthouse square and currently serves as the municipal judge in Crystal City. Forrest resides in Arnold with his wife, Heather, and daughter, Miranda.

Civil attorney specializing in the defense of medical and professional malpractice claims, and before professional regulatory boards, defense of complex personal injury, premise liability, construction defect, and products claims.. I pride myself on finding reasoned resolutions to my client's problems, and when necessary defending them vigorously.   In court, I have an established track record of success that includes defending to verdict cases of the largest magnitude.. At Brisbee & Stockton LLC, we are carrying on a 60 year legagcy of excellence in client advocacy.  Our firm and members are recognized in The Best Laweryers in America, in Portland Monthly's Best Lawyers, in Oregon Super Lawyers, and Martindale-Hubble.

Chris Stubblefield is a fourth generation Oregonian and graduated from Willamette University School of Law after receiving his Bachelors of Arts from the University of Oregon.. As an undergraduate at the University of Oregon Chris majored in History which now provides him an in-depth understanding of our Founding Fathers, the Constitution, and The Bill of Rights. The knowledge that Chris has and continues to sharpen has proven vital for not only building a solid foundation as an attorney; it has made him passionate about defending every persons rights and liberties.. Growing up in a rural Oregon town of 200, Chris spent much of his time on his Grandparents' cattle and mint farm. The years spent working alongside his Grandparents and extended family taught him the meaning of hard work, a deep respect for his elders, and the importance of family. Chris works every day to not only ensure those values are reflected at C. Stubblefield Law, but that clients are treated fairly regardless of their legal circumstances.. Chris resides in Hillsboro, Oregon with his family and dogs. He enjoys reading, running, the outdoors, golf, and time on the river back home with his family.

Charlie, a partner since 2008, graduated in 1998 with a B.A. from Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Missouri. Charlie received his J.D. from the University of Missouri-Columbia Law School in 2001. Charlie was admitted to the Missouri Bar in 2001, as well as the United States District Court in 2001. Charlie began his legal career in private practice in Jefferson City, Missouri. Following a move to the St. Louis area, Charlie worked in the practice area of insurance defense at a downtown St. Louis law firm.. Charlie focuses his legal practice in the areas of workers' compensation, personal injury, social security disability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, general civil litigation, and employment law. Charlie served as Prosecuting Attorney for the City of Crystal City from 2004-2007. Charlie has been a guest speaker and lecturer for various civic organizations and educational programs, serving as an Adjunct Professor at St. Louis Community College and guest lecturer and Adjunct Professor at Jefferson College at various times.. Charlie is a member of the Missouri Bar, Missouri Bar Workers' Compensation Committee, the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, American Association for Justice, Hillsboro Community Civic Club and Hillsboro Rotary Club.  Charlie is a fellow of the Missouri Bar Foundation.  Charlie has served as the President of the Jefferson County Bar Association and the President of the Hillsboro Rotary Club. Charlie is on the Board of Directors of Pony Bird, a residential care facility that provides 24-hour care for developmentally disabled, non-ambulatory children and adults. Charlie also serves on the Board of Governors of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys.. In 2013 Charlie was honored by the Missouri Bar, in being selected as the 2013 recipient of The Tom Cochran Community Service Award. The Tom Cochran Community Service Award is presented annually by the Young Lawyers' Section of The Missouri Bar to a lawyer whose service and professionalism have significantly enhanced his or her community.  Charlie has also been selected to the Super Lawyers-Rising Stars list of attorneys for Missouri and Kansas in 2011-2015. Charlie was named to the Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers list in 2016.  The Super Lawyers listing is an annual multi-stage process that includes surveys of attorneys from the two states to identify attorneys with a high degree of both professional achievement and peer recognition, independent evaluation and peer review. In 2014, Charlie became a member of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by the National Trial Lawyers. The National Trial Lawyers: Top 100 an invitation-only organization composed of the premier trial lawyers from each state in the nation who meet stringent qualifications as civil plaintiff and/or criminal defense trial lawyers. In addition, Charlie has attained an AV® Preeminent Rating from Martindale-Hubbell. AV® Preeminent Rating is the highest rating available from Martindale-Hubbell, the leading independent attorney rating entity. An AV® Rating signifies that the lawyer has reached the heights of professional excellence. He or she has usually practiced law for a number of years, and is recognized for the highest levels of skill and integrity.