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Lawyer representing employees in employment-related matters, including wrongful termination, hostile work enviroments, retaliation, discrimination, workers' compensation, and wage violations. I also do appeals and motion practice for other small firms in a variety of areas.

Larkin has eight years of experience advising the judiciary, in state and federal court, at both the trial and appellate court levels. Before joining Stueve Siegel Hanson as Of Counsel in 2013, Larkin served as law clerk to the Honorable Carlos Murguia, Judge for the U.S. District Court, District of Kansas, and as a research attorney for Justice Carol Beier of the Kansas Supreme Court.. Larkin brings her expertise as a legal writer and researcher to the firm, structuring arguments and crafting briefs for courts across the country in the variety of cases the firm handles. She enjoys the process of weaving facts and law together into a compelling story.  In the course of her career, she has reviewed thousands of briefs across a wide variety of practice areas, and has drafted complex analyses on a variety of critical legal questions. Larkin is adept at researching complex legal issues and preparing no-nonsense motions designed to pinpoint the relevant issues for the Court and advocate for a favorable ruling.. Larkin earned her J.D. from the University of Kansas School of Law, where she was a University Merit Scholar and served as the articles editor for the Kansas Journal of Law & Public Policy, and co-managing editor of the law school's newspaper, The Brief-Brief. She received her undergraduate degrees in English and Studio Art, cum laude, from Southern Methodist University. She is admitted to the bar in Missouri and Kansas.

Kimberly was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and graduated from Mexico Senior High School in Mexico, Missouri. She attended Truman State University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in computer science. Kimberly graduated from the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Law in 2003.. Prior to joining Castle Law Office of Kansas City, Kimberly spent five years as an attorney for the Office of the Chapter 13 Trustee, where she was able to observe the entire bankruptcy process from a neutral position. Kimberly then decided to become a debtor’s attorney due to her strong desire to assist those individuals who would most benefit from the knowledge and experience she gained while working at the Chapter 13 Trustee’s Office.. Kimberly began her career with Castle Law of Kansas City in 2008 and has since helped thousands of clients with financial distress.

Kimberly has been fiercely advocating for people who have been injured or are suffering with disabilities for over a decade, while working at a large law firm in Kansas City. Passionately fighting for her clients’ rights, Kimberly helped to ensure that each one of her clients attained the excellent results they deserved.. Due to her tenacious advocacy, Kimberly has received life-changing financial awards for her clients. A skilled trial attorney and an adept litigator, Kimberly has successfully argued cases in federal court and lead her clients to outstanding verdicts in numerous trials and administrative hearings. Kimberly excels at representing her clients against large corporations and government agencies. She has successfully represented consumers, debtors, tenants, survivors of domestic violence, and individuals who are sick and disabled, ensuring that their rights are protected.. Kimberly has dedicated her career to assisting those who could not afford legal services to gain access to justice. She joined Foster Wallace to continue to passionately fight for the rights of injured individuals and their families. Kimberly is dedicated to providing one-on-one attention to those who are facing complex and stressful legal situations. While helping walk her clients through every step of the litigation process, Kimberly ensures that they understand their options from start to finish.. Kimberly lives in Overland Park with her husband Jeffrey, and their four young children. In her spare time, Kimberly enjoys shuttling her kids around to taekwondo, football practice, and piano lessons, and forcing them to eat their vegetables.

Kimberly A. Carrington is a founding partner and owner of a boutique law firm offering a myriad of services to clients in the Kansas City, Missouri area. She has spent over two decades of her career in the courtroom advocating for clients in the areas of juvenile law, adoptions, criminal and traffic defense, minor and adult guardianships, name changes, reproductive rights, and other family law matters.. Ms. Carrington is also an approved mediator in the State of Missouri, offering mediation services in juvenile matters, family law matters, and in general civil cases, before, during, and after litigation has taken place. Her knowledge, integrity, and dedication to the legal needs of her clients have placed her solidly in the pack of well-known, and much sought-after, attorneys currently practicing in these legal fields.

Kevin Puckett is a family law trial attorney who earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law (graduating with pro bono honors) with an emphasis in child and family law.. Kevin has dedicated his legal career to helping his clients rebuild their lives through knowledgeable and aggressive legal representation.He is admitted to the respected Missouri Bar and the United States District Court, Western District of Missouri.. Call the office today and set up a free consultation!

Kevin Humiston, founder, combines legal expertise and a background in law enforcement to bring his clients clear, knowledgeable counsel on, personal injury, wrongful death, misdeameanor & possession, traffic violations and truck accidents. Before attending law school, Kevin worked as a police officer trained in accident reconstruction. From 2009 to 2014, Kevin served as Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Platte County, Missouri, prosecuting both felonies and misdemeanors and trying cases to both judges and juries.. Kevin earned his bachelor’s degree from Grinnell College in Iowa and his JD from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law. He was admitted to the Missouri Bar Association in 2009 and is a member of the Platte County Bar Association. A Northland resident since 2006, Kevin lives in Parkville with his family. He is a member of Rotary Club International, is a past president of the Rotary Club of Platte City, and a member of Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church.

Kevin has over 15 years’ experience representing clients in high-stakes employment and business litigation in state and federal courts throughout the country. His practice focuses on representing corporate clients involved in business and employment-related disputes, such as wage and hour, discrimination and harassment, retaliation, public policy whistleblowing, non-competition and similar covenants, breach of contract, and breach of fiduciary duty. He has defended numerous class actions and other multi-plaintiff lawsuits, including complex multi-district wage and hour litigation and several discrimination matters brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.. Kevin also defends clients facing complaints made through state and federal agencies, such as the EEOC, the Missouri Commission on Human Rights, the Department of Labor, and others, and he has represented clients in alternative settings, such as binding arbitration and mediation processes many times with excellent results.. From these experiences, Kevin has developed a keen perspective on developing policies and strategies to help employers avoid employment-related litigation. He frequently advises clients on the handling of difficult personnel matters, policy reviews, wage-and-hour audits, and the full range of issues touching on the employment relationship. And because of his breadth and depth of employment-law and litigation-related knowledge, Kevin often presents to clients, industry groups, HR professionals, and fellow attorneys regarding developments in these areas of law.

Kevin E. J. Regan, the founder of the Regan Law Firm, LLC has been inducted as a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, an honor bestowed on fewer than 1% of lawyers in the U.S. and Canada. The College is considered among the country’s most prestigious legal organizations.. Upon graduation from Washburn University’s Law School (J.D. 1981), Mr. Regan joined the Johnson County, Kansas District Attorney’s Office. The District Attorney at that time was Dennis Moore, who went on to serve in the United States House of Representatives.. During this time with the District Attorney, Kevin tried many felony jury trials, winning them all. He also became the first member of his law school class to argue a case before the Kansas Supreme Court. The case revolved around the same individual, Abraham Mitchell, whom Mr. Regan had successfully prosecuted in Holton, Kansas.. Kevin was also appointed as a special Federal prosecutor in a murder case for the United States Government while with the District Attorney.. In 1982, Mr. Regan crossed the state line, joining the Jackson County, Missouri Prosecutor’s Office. Working for five years with Jackson County Prosecutor Albert Riederer, Kevin served as trial team leader and senior trial attorney. He tried many homicides, including capital murder. He also founded the vertical prosecution unit, which prosecuted every drunk driving injury and fatality case in Jackson County. Mr. Regan personally handled each case for five years. He has also served as a special prosecutor on several major cases for the Missouri Attorney General.. Kevin E.J. Regan has long been recognized as one of Kansas City’s top criminal defense attorneys.  He has for several decades provided excellent service to clients seeking a preeminent criminal defense lawyer in Kansas and Missouri State, and Federal Courts.

Ken represents clients in the transportation and logistics industry in matters regarding regulatory, corporate (including M&A) and government relations matters, both domestic and international. His clients include domestic and foreign multimodal, land transport and container depot interests as well as carriers, shippers and intermediaries. Ken appears before state and federal courts and regulatory agencies, and in mediation and arbitration proceedings. He provides counsel and litigation for complex cargo loss and damage, contracts, hazardous materials, safety compliance, personal injury, and cross-border transportation matters. Ken is proficient in Spanish and has assisted with projects in Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe.. He is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, and U.S. District Courts for the Western District of Missouri, District of Kansas, District of Colorado, and the Western, Eastern, Northern and Southern Districts of Texas. He is licensed to practice law in the states of Missouri, Texas and Colorado.. Ken sits on the board of directors of the Greater Kansas City Foreign Trade Zone (“GKCFTZ”). GKCFTZ received Grants of Authority from the U.S. Foreign Trade Zone's Board in Washington, D.C. to establish and operate Foreign Trade Zone 15 (Missouri) and Foreign Trade Zone 17 (Kansas) on December 20, 1973 and March 3, 1973, respectively ("FTZ"). Zones 15 and 17 process more goods and merchandise (measured by $$ value of goods received and forwarded) than FTZ's in St. Louis, Denver and other Ports of Entry in the Heartland of America.

Kelly St. John is a seasoned personal injury attorney at DiPasquale Moore. Informed by her experience in personal injury, criminal defense, municipal prosecution, ordinance drafting, and contract review, she works without rest to get the very best results for her clients.. Growing up, Kelly was inspired to pursue a career in law because she saw the difficulties her friends and family members faced with divorce, custody issues, and the like. She wanted to help other children and families avoid running into the same problems. However, her passion did not lie in family law. It wasn’t long until she found she could still make a difference and help people in other areas of the law.. Before turning to personal injury law, Kelly started out her legal career as a criminal defense paralegal. She also clerked for a judge at the Jackson County Courthouse in downtown Kansas City, where she gained invaluable experience and formed lasting connections. Her time in criminal defense effectively armed her with top-tier research skills, which have proved useful when investigating personal injury cases.. At DiPasquale Moore, Kelly treats every client with the compassion and respect they deserve. She takes each case personally, which is why she is so passionate about doing the best job she can. Her approach begins with an assessment of the who, what, when, where, and why of the situation; she then digs deeper to uncover key information to prove the case.. Originally from Manhattan, Kansas, Kelly has now made Olathe her home. She went to high school in a small town called Meriden before attending Washburn University to earn her bachelor’s degree. From there, she moved on to study law at the University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Law.. Kelly is an active member of the community. For instance, she holds membership to numerous professional organizations, including the Association for Women Lawyers of Greater Kansas City. She was selected to participate in the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association’s Ross T. Roberts Trial Academy and regularly volunteers at the association’s annual telethon, during which lawyers field phone calls from the public and answer basic legal questions. Additionally, she has had the honor of being elected to serve on The Missouri Bar’s Young Lawyers’ Section Council to represent District 3 (Jackson County, Missouri). Her other community work involves raising money for Hope House, Wayside Waifs, and Missouri Pitbull Rescue, among other charitable organizations.. When Kelly is not in the office or helping her neighbors, she enjoys bonding with her dog at the “bark park” and spending time with family and friends. She loves to travel, play softball, participate in a bowling league, and play recreational sand volleyball. And even though she’s a diehard Denver Broncos fan, she often uses her Chiefs season tickets to go to football games.

Kelisen is passionate about advocating for her clients and guiding people through their legal issues. She understands that each client is facing a unique challenge.  She is ready to offer sound legal advice using a down-to-earth and empathetic approach.. Kelisen has experience both in front of and behind the bench. Prior to founding The Binder Firm, she served as the judicial law clerk for the Honorable Janette R. Rodecap of the Jackson County Court. Having the privilege and responsibility of clerking for a judge provided Kelisen with a multidimensional understanding of how the judicial system works. Kelisen has dedicated her practice to Family and Criminal Law. She has represented clients in dissolutions of marriage, modification of custody and child support actions, establishment of child support actions, adoption matters, paternity actions, misdemeanor and felony charges. She is also frequently appointed by Judges as a Guardian ad Litem, someone who will advocate for the best interest of a child in court proceedings.. Kelisen Molloy is a native of Missouri, born and raised in Chillicothe. Kelisen graduated from Evangel University in Springfield with a degree in Public Administration and Spanish. In 2013, Kelisen received her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law.

Kansas City Trial Lawyer Scott Shachtman has more than 20 years of experience in the legal field, most of which he has spent fighting for the rights of men, women and children who have suffered serious personal injuries.  Scott can be reached at or at  You can also see The Shachtman Law Firm online at .

Kansas City divorce attorney Ryan K. Bratcher’s goal is to advise his clients through what often is one of the most stressful and emotional times in their lives, so that they are set up to succeed moving forward.. “When I first meet with a client, I like to determine what would be their ideal conclusion of their case,” Mr. Bratcher said. “I then exhaust all efforts assisting the client in achieving that outcome.”. Mr. Bratcher brings a sense of empathy to each case that enables him to understand his client’s goals and intentions. Once he has a clear idea of what they are hoping to accomplish, he lays out a strategy to follow for the duration of the case.. “I have the passion to advocate to the best of my ability to achieve results that match my client’s goals,” he said.

Kansas City born and bred. I have a love for this city and the people who live here.

Justin M. Crozier was an Army Soldier for over 10 years, working as a Mental Health Specialist and a Combat Medic while he was enlisted.  During that time he earned an MBA and was comissioned as a Medical Officer, leaving the army as a Captain.. Following his time in the military, Justin went to law school at UMKC.  He excelled in criminal law and in issues relating to trial.  He interned at the Johnson County District Attorney's office and worked for Dempsey & Kingsland working on civil litigation issues.  He finished his law school career at The Flynn Law Firm, focusing on contract disputes, personal injury, and a variety of other civil litigation issues.. Justin is focused on bringing the high level of dedication he brought to the military to representing clients throughout the Kansas City Area.

Justice must prevail. Hard work, character and dedication are what my practice is based upon. I devote the time to be prepared and relentlessly fight for the rights of individuals against corporations, insurance companies and businesses of all sizes.. I am compassionate, but tough.  I am prepared, but can role with the punches.  I care about the rights of my clients, and work vigorously to protect those rights.. Get the representation and attention your case deserves. Selecting a lawyer may be one of the most important decisions you ever have to make. I will advocate for you and confidently represent you through each step of the process.. Handling large class actions and individual matters with a wide variety of cases, both federal and state, I am dedicated to reaching justice. Included in my areas of employment practice are discrimination, harassment, retaliation, whistleblower, and wrongful termination cases. My personal injury experience includes automobile, truck, motorcycle and train accidents along with slip and fall, premise liability and dog bite claims.. As a member of a team of the experienced and admirable trial lawyers at Cornerstone Law Firm, you can place your confidence in my skills and resources.

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Joshua is the Owner of the Law Office of Joshua Scott, LLC. He has comprehensive knowledge of catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, bad faith insurance, and truck crash litigation. Because he spent several years in the insurance industry, both as an adjuster and as an attorney, Joshua has a unique perspective on how insurance companies will evaluate and defend your case.. Joshua has successfully litigated numerous catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases in Missouri and Kansas in both state and federal courts. He has tried cases to verdict. Joshua also has extensive experience analyzing insurance coverage and in insurance coverage litigation.. Joshua graduated from the University of Missouri School of Law cum laude in 2011. He was recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers in Missouri and Kansas in 2018 and 2019 – an honor award to only 2.5% of attorneys. He has also received the Ike Skelton, Sr. Award for Excellence in Trial Practice and is a member of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys.

Josh Peter began his legal career in 2003 when he first volunteered to help at the Public Defender Trial office in Kansas City, Missouri while still in law school. He then spent the next 12 years at the trial office representing thousands of clients facing criminal charges ranging from Murder, Manslaughter, Assault, Robbery, Burglary, Rape, Sodomy, Kidnapping, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Drug Possession, Drug Sales, Drug Trafficking, to Trespassing, Fraud, Forgery, Passing a Bad Check, Speeding, DWI / DUI and many others.  Josh is one of the top Kansas City Criminal Defense Attorneys.. He has consistently shown a dedication to doing whatever it takes to get his clients the best results, taking many cases to trial and obtaining numerous not guilty verdicts, dismissals, and getting key pieces of evidence suppressed.  When a dismissal or acquittal isn't possible, Josh has negotiated many excellent results including probation, diversion, and time served on many serious charges.. Josh graduated from the University of Central Missouri with degrees in Criminal Justice and Political Science, before attending the University of Missouri - Kansas City where he obtained his law degree.  He is a graduate of the National Criminal Defense College, and has been a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, a board member of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, a counsel member of the Young Lawyers Section of the Missouri Bar, and a member of the Association of Women Lawyers.

Josh joined Cornerstone (then Ryan Paulus Law Firm) in May 2014 after practicing in the Nebraska panhandle in the areas of personal injury (including motor vehicle collisions, product liability, and medical malpractice), workers compensation, and employment law. He moved to Nebraska in 2008 to attend law school after growing up in the Kansas City area, attending the University of Kansas for his undergraduate degree, and working for several years in Kansas City as a lab technician at a prestigious primary cancer research facility. When given the opportunity to return home to Kansas City with his wife and children to focus his legal practice on representing workers who have been discriminated against and/or wrongfully terminated by their employers, he could not refuse.

Josh Becker is an up and coming partner with an impressive pedigree and comprehensive knowledge of personal injury, professional liability and truck crash litigation.. Josh brings a unique perspective to our trucking and catastrophic injury practices. He began his legal career learning the ins and outs of personal injury litigation by defending the types of businesses and insurance companies he now prosecutes. By knowing how insurance companies evaluate and defend cases, and the tactics they use, Josh can expose their wrongdoings and hold them accountable. He successfully tried multiple cases to a jury in both state and federal courts.

Joseph Welch has the reputation as an extremely aggressive criminal defense lawyer who takes several cases to trial every year and doesn't settle for the first lousy plea bargain the government offers.  He fights every case like it was his own and gets results.. In addition to being the president of Greater St. Louis NORML, he is on the board of directors and a founding member of the new St. Louis chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Missouri Association of Trial Lawyers, and a graduate of the Missouri Bar CLE's Advanced Trial College.  He has been a member of NORML since 2006.. Joseph Welch's office is in the Historic Dickmann Building in south St. Louis, but he handles cases all over the state of Missouri.  He has been especially active in the decriminalization of marijuana in the City of St. Louis and the lead attorney in the Occupy St. Louis cases, winning several acquittals for his clients.. Visit his website for a free online consultation with a quick response.

Jorden gained experience in business negotiation working on international projects for IKEA, Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club and various suppliers. He has practical business knowledge in logistics, inventory software, product development, sourcing, sales, and marketing.  Having studied law in Barbados, Ireland and in the United States, these experiences have influenced his ability to understand people with diverse views and objectives. Jorden's areas include Employment Law, Traffic, Personal Injury and commercial contract disputes.. Professional Activities. He is a member of the Missouri Bar, Kansas City Metro Bar Association, San Diego County Bar Association, Consumer Attorneys of San Diego, and the Kansas Bar Association.. Mr. Ryan  is on the Missouri Supreme Court Rule 17 list of Dispute Resolution Neutrals under the categories of General, Civil and Domestic. He volunteers to provide mediation services through the Circuit Court of Clay County, Missouri Small Claims Court.  Mr. Ryan is also an approved mediator pursuant to the program established by the Kansas Supreme Court’s Office of Judicial Administration for Core, Domestic and Civil.

Jordan Dollar is a gifted attorney with a wide-range of litigation experience that allows him to see the legal industry from every possible angle.. Over the span of his career he has worked for a United States Senator, at the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, as a clerk at the United States District Court – Western District of Missouri, and practiced at another private law firm. This time spent in judges’ chambers and the legislative branch gives him a distinct advantage in and outside of the courtroom.. Despite working in some of the most powerful centers of justice in our country, being able to directly help people get through the toughest time of their lives was what Jordan was meant to do.. From a young age, Jordan was inspired by his father’s work representing those who had been catastrophically injured or killed due to the negligence of others. He knew he wanted to become an advocate for those victims.. By immersing himself in all facets of the law prior to coming to Dollar, Burns, Becker & Hershewe, he was able to build a solid foundation of knowledge including preparing for and participating in oral arguments, drafting motions for summary judgment and dismissal, and preparing trial materials for both civil and criminal cases. Since joining the firm, he has argued in front of both the Missouri Court of Appeals – Western District and Missouri Circuit Court. In addition, he has also drafted petitions, discovery and motions.