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Anthony Phillips is a well-rounded attorney, able to meet the needs for his clients in a wide range of ways. People who have been injured in an accident, including on the job, come to us seeking a fair settlement. Those who have been charged with crimes come through our doors seeking fair treatment from the justice system. Those going through difficult family law legal issues within their family rely on us to fight for a fair outcome. Our clients want fairness. We aim to give it to them.  We Help Make it Right!

Anthony J. DelGiorno joined Rammelkamp Bradney in 2003. His practice concentrates in elder law, guardianships, probate, taxation, general litigation, municipal, and government affairs.. Tony earned a bachelor's degree magna cum laude from Illinois College and his law degree from The American University in Washington, D.C. Tony served as a legal intern with the United States Senate Democratic Leadership where he assisted in elder law social issues.. As a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, Tony has been appointed to serve on the advisory councils for Elder Law and Local Government. Tony has served since 2007 as the editor of the Illinois State Bar Association's Elder Law Council Newsletter

Angela Myers graduated ranked number 2 in her law school class from the University of Memphis in 2002. While in law school, Angela was a Staff Member of the University of Memphis Law Review, and wrote an article that was published in the winter 2002 law review edition. Angela was awarded a Cecil C. Humphreys Law Fellowship 2000-2002, and was the recipient of the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Civil Procedure I, Torts II, Constitutional Law, Legal Clinic and Best Memo. In 2002, she was admitted to practice before Missouri state courts and the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri.. Angela, an elder attorney, focuses her practice in the areas of Elder Law, Probate, Estate Planning and Litigation. Prior to joining Ozarks Elder Law, Angela’s practice was focused in the area of civil litigation, specifically products liability, personal injury, medical negligence and wrongful death. During that time she practiced with a local plaintiffs’ firm, gaining invaluable litigation and trial experience. In addition, she spent time as a law clerk for the Honorable William W. Francis, Jr., Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District.. Angela is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, The Missouri Bar, and The Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, Probate and Trust Committee, Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, Missouri Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Southern Missouri Women Lawyers, Board of Directors January 2016-January 2018.  She served on the Assemblies of God Credit Union, Board of Directors May 2016-May 2019.. She has been published and presented the following:  • “Maestas v. Sofamor Danek Group, Inc.: The Tennessee Supreme Court’s Rejection of the Doctrine of Cross Jurisdictional Tolling”; The University of Memphis Law Review, Volume 32, Winter 2002.• Presenter, Nursing Home Admissions, Billing and Standards, Missouri Bar Spring Committee Meeting (Elder Law), May 2016• Presenter, Distribution and Closing of the Estate, National Business Institute, June 2016. • Presenter, Handling Creditor Claims and Debt, National Business Institute, June 2016• Presenter, Ethics in Depositions, Southern Missouri Women Lawyers July 2017 Meeting• Presenter, Guardianships and Conservatorships, Transitions Summit, September 2017. In May, 2018 Angela was awarded Missouri Lawyer’s Weekly Women’s Justice Award, General Practitioner.. In addition to her work as an attorney, Angela serves her community in a number of capacities.  She has been a member of the Junior League of Springfield since August, 2013, and is currently Donor Relations Assistant Chair.  She serves on the Judicare Panel for Legal Services of Southwest Missouri, was a Member, Mayor’s Commission on Human Rights and Community Relations (Springfield, Missouri), October 2016-October 2017, was in the Ozarks Leads Class 2017-2018, Ozark Chamber of Commerce, and is an active volunteer with her church JamesRiver Church.

Andrew specializes in helping people who have been injured. He focuses on medical malpractice, automobile and truck accidents, product liability, premise liability, wrongful death, and work accidents, and also has extensive experience representing clients in stockbroker liability claims and wrongful discharge/discrimination claims.. Andrew is a partner in BWO’s St. Louis office.. Andrew focuses on personal service for his clients. Clients have Andrew’s personal cell phone and can call him anytime with questions or concerns.. Andrew started his law career with Lewis Rice & Fingersh, LC, which is one of the largest law firms in the St. Louis area.. Andrew is married to Kimberly Ulrich Buchanan. Kim is an attorney and partner in the law firm Wegner Buchanan. Andrew and Kim live in St. Louis with their two children.

Andrew Lipscomb earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law and is admitted to practice law in Colorado and Missouri. Prior to becoming an attorney, Andrew served Boulder’s homeless and working poor by preparing and serving meals at the Boulder Bridge House before being hired as a case manager. He specialized in securing housing for the area’s neediest residents and obtaining identification for those with none.. During his time in law school, Andrew was elected as an Honor Board representative and eventually Co-Chair. There he heard and adjudicated complaints of academic dishonesty and spearheaded a committee to rewrite and modernize the Code of Academic Conduct. He interned under the Honorable Carol Haller at Colorado Legal Service’s ID Project and later returned to volunteer as a client intake assistant.. In addition to practicing law, Andrew is a licensed and experienced mediator and has volunteered time with the Denver Small Claims Court to help unrepresented parties resolve their disputes. In his off-time, Andrew enjoys snowboarding and riding motorcycles.

Alex grew up in Arizona and came to Eugene, Oregon in 2011 to attend law school at the University of Oregon. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biology from Arizona State University.. Alex started working for Leahy Cox before being admitted to the Oregon State Bar in 2013. Alex is a zealous advocate for his clients with significant trial experience. He has a knack for using creative solutions to help clients achieve their goals. His practice has an emphasizes in estate planning, probate/estate administration, guardianship and conservatorships.. When not at work, Alex can be spotted in the gym, biking or attending Ducks football and basketball games with his wife. Alex also enjoys volunteering at the Willamalane Senior Center on their Senior Law Day.

ALEX B. RABIN was born and raised in the Springfield, Illinois area. He graduated from Glenwood High School and went on to earn his B.S. degree from the University of Illinois at Springfield in 1998, and earned his J.D. degree from Valparaiso University School of Law in 2004. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Governors at the Shriners Hospital for Children in St. Louis, Missouri. Alex Rabin is a partner at Sgro, Hanrahan, Durr, Rabin & Bruce, LLP, in Springfield, Illinois. Mr. Rabin concentrates his practice in personal injuries, workers' compensation, municipal law, real estate, business and civil practice. In addition to helping injured clients, Mr. Rabin represents several municipalities and businesses throughout Central Illinois. He frequently appears before the state circuit courts, Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission, and regulatory authorities. Alex Rabin clerked for an Indiana State Court Judge during law school, and was also a Federal Extern for the Federal Court in Hammond, Indiana. He broke the record for personal injury and workers compensation settlements while an associate with his first law firm.Mr. Rabin's areas of practice are civil litigation, municipal law, personal injury and workers' compensation. -Voted runner up by Illinois Times for “Best Attorney” 2013-Nominated by the Springfield Business Journal as one the 40 under 40 for 2014.-Voted 1 of Springfield's "Favorite Attorneys" by the State Journal Register in 2015. -Voted finalist for “Best Attorney” by the Illinois State Journal Register for 2016. -Leading Lawyers - Selected 2017

After having worked at the Law Firm of Woolsey, Fisher since coming out of Law School, my practice had grown apart from the core practice at Woolsey Fisher which was primarily insurance defense related. I had developed over the years an expertise in all sorts of product liability and large cases involving litigation mostly from the plaintiffs' side. I decided to form my own firm in 1990. Originally the name of the firm was the Law Offices of Robert M.N. Palmer, PC but we changed it in 2005 when Craig Oliver became my partner. After a few years at the Potts Law Firm out of Houston, I started a new firm with my current partners. I am still doing the same kind of large product liability cases.. The focus of the firm has remained primarily based on plaintiffs' work with an emphasis on large products and commercial cases.

After graduating from law school in 1990, Mark ventured out on his own in private practice specializing in bankruptcy a bankruptcy attorney, Mark represented thousands of clients in cases involving foreclosures throughout the mortgage crises which included creditors taking judgments, mortgage defaults, landlord-tenant issues, judicial and non-judicial liens on properties, clouds on title, mortgage defaults, escrow impound discrepancies, and other real estate related issues.. In 2005 Mark’s focus shifted to real estate law which began by drafting leases and sale agreements, enforcing and defending those agreements in Court, reviewing title work, assisting in the removal of liens on properties filing mechanics liens, landlord-tenant disputes, and otherwise facilitating those involved in real estate transactions and disputes.. Today, Mark concentrates on his Real Estate law firm as a Real estate law attorney and his Real Estate brokerage as a Real Estate Broker/Agent serving as a Real Estate Listing broker/agent for Real Estate listings in both Springfield and Kansas City, MO metro areas.

After graduating from Drury University, I spent the next 8 years as a Springfield Police Officer before attending Law School at University of Missouri, Kansas City. I along with my two partners, began RGG Law in 1995, specializing in bankruptcy, Social Security Disability and civil litagation.

After being in private practice for more than three decades, almost exclusively limited to litigation before the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission and appeals of their decisions in the circuit and appellate courts. I now serve as an arbitrator for the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission.

Adam Woody is among the most experienced, credentialed, and court-tested criminal defense attorneys in southwest Missouri. He brings the full scope of his expertise to every case that he takes, garnering a record that includes hundreds of dismissals and not-guilty trial verdicts for all crimes up to 1st-degree murder.. Despite his national stature, Adam has remained focused solely on criminal defense here in the Ozarks. As such, he knows every aspect of our local criminal court system, and has a reputation for his thorough preparation and courtroom demeanor. He is the President of the Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and is a general member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He is also a general member of the National College for DUI Defense which is an invitation only organization consisting of members who have demonstrated outstanding skill and experience in the field of DUI/DWI defense.

Abram “Abe” McGull is a former Assistant United States Attorney with the United States Department of Justice. After 21 years with the Department of Justice and the United States Navy Reserve, Commander McGull retired from both positions and opened the McGull Law Firm, LLC that specializes in small business consultation, federal mediation, personal injury, and criminal defense. McGull has considerable municipal experience as the former elected Mayor of Pleasant Valley, Missouri and presently City Councilman of Springfield, Missouri. During Operation Iraqi Freedom, McGull distinguished himself by earning the Bronze Star. As a resident legal advisor with the Department of Justice in Iraq and Qatar, McGull earned the State Department’s Meritorious Honor Award for expeditionary diplomacy in a hostile and dangerous environment. McGull also serves on the board of directors of Springfield First Community Bank and the Community Foundation of the Ozarks (CFO).. Education:Bachelor of Arts, broadcast journalism, Louisiana State UniversityMaster of Arts, mass communication, Southern UniversityJuris Doctor (J.D.), University of Missouri – Kansas City

About Tom. Tom A. Kapstrom is an experienced personal injury lawyer in Missouri, who is dedicated to fighting for those who have serious personal injury issues.  He founded Springfield Injury Law, PC to give his clients an advocate for their interests in an often confusing and scary legal environment.  With 15 years of legal experience and a long history of community involvement, Tom Kapstrom understands the needs of his clients as well as the intricacies of the laws and complex procedural rules associated with trial practice.  Tom was born in California and moved to Ohio during high school. Tom moved back to California while in the Navy, but he missed the mid-west lifestyle so in 2013 he and his wife moved to Springfield to be closer to his wife's family.. Tom’s Educational Background. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 2000 from the California State University, Bakersfield, later receiving his Juris Doctor from the Whittier College School Of Law.  Throughout his tenure in law school, he was certified as a law clerk which enabled him to make court appearances on behalf of many diverse clients, including two separate cities in Orange County, California.  Later, Tom assisted both personal injury plaintiffs and defendants while working at one of Bakersfield’s oldest and most prestigious law firm.. Tom founded his own law practice in 2013, and he has since dedicated his career to representing clients who need zealous representation when nobody else will help.  Through his connections and network of experts, Tom starts investigating each case from the very beginning to bolster each client’s case and he uses the best and most advanced technologies available, so he is always prepared for trial even if the case never makes it to court.

Abigail Molina is founder and senior attorney at Molina Law Group, LLC. She was born and raised in Oregon and recently moved back to her hometown in Eugene from San Benito, Texas. She graduated Cum Laude with Departmental Honors with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Studies from the University of Oregon in 1998.. Abigail went on to work as a Legal Assistant for an Immigration Attorney from 2000 to 2007 when she decided it was time to move forward with her education. She graduated from the University of Oregon in May 2010 with her law degree. Abigail is a member of the Oregon State Bar and the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). She is licensed to practice law in Oregon and Texas.

Aaron graduated from Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. While attending MSU, he received several academic honors including Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau Delta, Upper Regents Scholarship, and Dean’s Honor Roll (every semester of college). Aaron was also elected Speaker Pro Tem of the Student Government Association. He received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law. He is a member of the Association of Trial Attorneys of America, Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, Missouri Bar Association, Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Million Dollar Advocates Forum and U.S. District Court. In addition, Aaron is a former board member of Missouri's Brain Injury Association. He is also associated with several charitable organizations. Aaron and his wife Shelly are the proud parents of daughter, Sarah and son, Will. Aaron is the son of a minister and grandson of an evangelist. His mother was also an ordained minister and school teacher.

A graduate of the Loyola University Chicago School of Law (with certificates in trial advocacy and child and family law), Attorney Harris was admitted to practice in the state of Illinois in 2006, as well as the United States District Court for the Northern and Central Districts of Illinois. He has been recognized for his pro bono work especially with the Cook County Public Defender's office. Attorney Harris travels throughout the state to handle clients' affairs.

1. B.S. Electrical Engineering, George Washington University, 1986. 2. J.D., George Mason University, School of Law, 2003