Top Litigation Lawyers in ZIP 63105 | 22 available

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Tania is licensed to practice law in the states of Missouri and Illinois. Tania also is licensed in the US District Court in the Eastern District of Missouri and the Eigth Circuit Court of Appeals. Ms. Aldaddah concentrates in the areas of Federal and State Criminal Defense- Felony and Misdemeanor, Traffic/DWI (State and Municipal Matters), General Civil Litigation, and tax related law such as estate planning and tax controversies. Ms. Aldaddah was appointed as the St. Louis County Municipal Court Judge, specifically in South Division.

Sarah Washburn is an Associate Attorney with Franke, Schultz & Mullen, PC.

Regina Watts is an attorney at Watts Law Group, LLC. Licensed in both Missouri and Illinois, Regina focuses her practice primarily on litigation and domestic relations. She earned her law degree from St. Louis University School of Law. In addition, Regina has earned a Masters of Arts from Webster University and a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. During law school, Regina had signficant experience interning in family law and with the family courts.. Outside of the office, Regina serves on the young professional board for Caring for Kids, an organization focused on providing essential resources to meet the urgent needs of abused and neglected foster children in the St. Louis area.

Patrick A. Watts is the founding member of the Watts Law Group, LLC. Patrick focuses his practice primarily on complex litigation and trial work. Patrick has extensive experience litigating cases, from initial pleadings through trial, in courts around the country. Patrick has the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve successful results for his clients.

My practice concentrates in the area of litigation, with an emphasis on tort litigation, commercial litigation, insurance defense and personal injury. I have significant first and second chair trial experience. I have successfully tried vehicular accident cases to jury verdict for both plaintiff and defendant. I also have successfully tried multimillion dollar cases involving personal injury disputes, fiduciary claims, contractual disputes, fraud, class action and other tortious conduct.. I am licensed to practice in state and federal courts in Missouri and Illinois. I also practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.

Mr. Harlan is a trial and appellate attorney with extensive experience in the federal and state courts. He has brought and defended civil actions on behalf of entities and individuals in a broad range of business disputes involving, for example, patent infringement, trademark infringement, control disputes, breaches of contract, fraud and breach of fiduciary duty, RICO, lender's liability, insurance coverage and employment issues. He also has counseled clients and litigated matters involving issues of antitrust law, including representation of a manufacturing company in a 56-day jury trial in which, as lead trial counsel, he secured a $105 million judgment.  He also served as First Assistant U.S. Attorney of St. Louis and was responsible for prosecution of major federal criminal cases. Capitalizing on this experience, Mr. Harlan has defended corporations, their officers and employees from criminal charges involving business matters such as price fixing, environmental pollution, government program fraud, mail fraud, false statements and other business-related criminal charges.

I was born and raised in Oklahoma City, but settled here in St. Louis after graduating from St. Louis University School of Law in 2002.  When I am not helping my client's nativgate the legal system, I enjoy reading, yoga and spending time with my husband, son and our families and friends.  I am a former Insurance Defense Lawyer, who is greatful for each and every opportunity to help people in our community resolve their legal problems, and help the jurors that hear our client's cases protect our community and hold those responsible who either intentionallly or carelessly harm the people that live in it.

Brian Glazer concentrates his practice on trust disputes, will contests, probate, estate planning, and guardianship matters in order to help family members obtain and preserve what is rightfully theirs. Glazer has successfully litigated cases involving undue influence, lack of capacity, breach of fiduciary duties, breach of trust and asset discovery. With an extensive background in business litigation, Brian understands that results are what matter. He has handled seven-figure trust contests, and regularly counsels both trustees and trust beneficiaries about their legal rights and duties. He guides families through the maze of probate court. Brian’s experience in fiduciary litigation allows him to share unique and valuable perspectives with clients as part of his estate planning practice. Working with a client’s accountant and financial planner, Glazer helps individuals protect and pass on their assets to their loved ones with maximum control.. Brian grew up in the Kansas City area, the son of a primary care physician. Glazer personally understands the pressure and stress that results from helping aging family members navigate the complex and frustrating journey through the medical system and nursing homes that family must often confront.. Brian received his Bachelor of Arts from Tufts University, magna cum laude, and later received his J.D. from Indiana University in Bloomington. While in law school, Brian served as an Articles Editor of the Federal Communications Law Journal and a Guardian ad Litem in the Family and Children Mediation Clinic.Brian is licensed to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. He lives in University City, Missouri with his wife and children.

Anne Brockland is a trial attorney with emphasis on medical negligence, wrongful death and product liability cases.  She has significant experience with birth trauma and failure to diagnose cases.  Other matters have included personal injury claims for automobile negligence and premise liability.  Ms. Brockland represents individuals who have been injured or who have lost a loved one, including those with multi-million dollar claims against health care providers and corporations.. Ms. Brockland has litigated cases throughout Missouri and Illinois.  She has experience with representing individuals with complex product liability cases in Multidistrict Litigation (MDL) in various United States District Courts across the country.   Ms. Brockland has briefed cases for appeal, including for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.. Ms. Brockland was nominated to the Theodore McMillian American Inn of Court in 2012.  She was named as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Missouri and as one of the Top 40 Under 40 Trial Lawyers in Missouri by the National Trial Lawyers.  She has also been named an Up & Coming Lawyer by Missouri Lawyers Weekly and a Rising Star by Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers.  Ms. Brockland was nominated by her peers to serve on the Missouri Bar Young Lawyers’ Section Council for the City of St. Louis and served a two-year term.. Ms. Brockland received her Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University School of Law, where she served on the Editorial Board for the Public Law Review.  During law school, she was selected to be a Faculty Fellow to both Professor David Sloss and Professor Steven Thaman.  Ms. Brockland received her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin, where she was given the honorary title of College Scholar.. Ms. Brockland enjoys giving speeches and presentations on different aspects of litigation.  She is a member of numerous national and local organizations, including the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, the American Association for Justice, The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis and the Women Lawyers’ Association of Greater St. Louis.  Her publications include:. An Overview of Punitive Damages in Business Tort Litigation in Missouri.  Summer, 2007. 54 St. Louis Bar Journal No. 1, p. 28.. In the Prosecutor We Trust?  A Case Against Permitting Evidence of Unadjudicated Criminal Conduct into the Sentencing Phase of Capital Trials, 26 St. Louis U. Pub. L. Rev. 157, (2007).