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I am dedicated to representing vicitims of catastrophic accidents / wrongful death and their families.  I handle each case personally to ensure the best possible service and outcome for your case.

I feel passionate about representing people who have either been seriously injured or have lost loved ones as the result of mistakes made by others.  Those people have to not only deal with the fact that their lives are forever changed by the physical and emotional pain that has been inflicted on them through no fault of their own, but they also have to fight against the insurance company for the person or company who caused their injury or loss.  That insurance company is willing to spend any amount of money, and do anything, to find a way to underpay for what was done to them.  The insurance company cares nothing about fairness or justice, only saving money.  Nothing brings me more satisfaction than fighting hard for my clients as their voice against this insurance industry and getting fairness and justice for them.. I specialize, as does my entire firm, in representing the seriously injured.  The cases range from significant automobile accidents to dangerous conditions of property (private or governmental) to construction site accidents to products liability claims to dog bites incidents.. I and my firm have been practicing at trial lawyers for over 30 years and we bring that experience and commitment to every case.. For more information about me and my entire firm, go to

Kipp Mueller protects employee rights pursuant to the Fair Employment and Housing Act, including but not limited to wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. He has also represented employees for violations of the California Labor Code, including but not limited to wage and hour violations and overtime/meal and rest break violations. He also handles personal injury, wrongful death, and cases against public utilities related to injuries and wildfires.. Kipp Mueller graduated Columbia Law School as a multi-year Harlan F. Stone Scholar and contributor to the world's top-ranked human rights legal journal, the Columbia Human Rights Law Review. After working as an extern for the Department of Justice, Consumer Protection Branch in Washington D.C., Kipp Mueller became a law clerk for the Santa Clara District Attorney's Office. Kipp Mueller joined Hilaire McGriff PC, where he practiced employment law, including but not limited to workplace discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and wage and hour law. He is now a partner at Brent & Fiol, LLP.. Kipp Mueller is a board member for the Consumer Attorneys of California, and is a member of the California Employment Law Association and the American Association for Justice. He is also on the Los Angeles County Bar Association, Access to Justice Committee and the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.

Many people ask "Why did your become a trial lawyer?". I grew up in simpler times. There was more of the feeling of "helping the other guy" and "care for those less fortunate." As a child in the 1950s and 1960s I was surrounded by organizations that embodied that spirit and philosophy, from the Red Cross to the March of Dimes to Good Will to United Way. Organizations dedicated to help those less fortunate.. I watched televison about trial lawyers, Perry Mason, The Defenders and other shows in which lawyers represented the downtrodden and underdogs.. Living in a lower middle class city environment and growing up in apartments, I quickly learned how difficult it was for regular people to "get justice.". As a child, I remember the story our black mail man told us. His son had been injured and he rushed him to the hospital and they refused to treat his son because of insurance issues. Fortunately the boy did not die and he ultimately got care. But some events did not have happy endings. One of our neighbors was shot and killed because of poor security. My best friend’s dad died of undiagnosed cardiac condition my friend and I were 5 or 6 and his dad was in his 30s. Two young friends who lost their lives on a rafting trip because of unsafe equipment. A neighbor whose child died by drowning in an unprotected swimming pool.. I learned at a young age that bad things happen to good people. I also learned that a lot of my friends and neighbors lives were changed dramatically and forever because of events. Most did not have resources or access to good legal advice. I often thought why can’t they get a Perry Mason to help them. Ah the musing of a child. But these events, motivated me to envision a future in which I could help others in their time of need. In the coming decades I decide to go to college, the second in my family and attend law school.. Many years (decades) later while at Whittier College School of Law, I found that I was intrigued by case law that protected the rights of the injured. I participated in Law Review and advocacy classes. Quickly I realized I had a talent for trial work and that is wanted to do. Following graduation I went to work for senior trial attorneys. And soon I found myself trying personal injury cases and participating in trying medical malpractice cases.. It wasn't long before I became a junior partner. We handled all types of complex personal injury cases such as medical malpractice, product liability, sports injuries, head injuries and catastrophic automobile injuries. Through the handling and successful conclusion of these cases, I learned that not only did we recover compensation for clients but often defendants changed the way they did things to prevent injuries in the future. Litigation led to changes for the better, a safer world.. Through the years as a trial lawyer I have been exposed to many types and varieties of complex personal injury cases. I have successfully tried to verdict a great variety of complex tort cases.. If I can help you in any way, even if only to discuss your case and give you some ideas and input as to your options, I would be happy to do so. Please do not hesitate to contact me.. I always enjoy speaking to potential clients and trying to assist them. Thank you. Please call. I look forward to hearing from you.

Daniel Finder, is from Mexico, Missouri. He attended St. Brendan’s Catholic School and graduated from Mexico High School in 2005. Daniel earned his Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science and a Minor in History from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2010. He was awarded a scholarship and attended the Washburn University School of Law where he earned his Juris Doctorate. He is licensed to practice before the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri, and he is an active member of The Missouri Bar, the American Bar Association, the Cole County Bar, the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, and the Knights of Columbus.. In his practice, Daniel has conducted multiple bench and jury trials, resolved cases comprising a great diversity of legal topics, and collected millions of dollars in personal injury cases. Daniel is an accomplished litigator, dedicating all of his practice to litigation. His approach of handling every case with the trial in sight helps his clients achieve the best possible results at the earliest possible time.. Daniel married his college sweetheart, Alyssa, in 2011. They have 4 children – Charlie, Khesed, Ellie & Link. In his free time, he enjoys exercising, cooking and spending time with friends & family. He is an active parishioner at St. Peter Catholic Church in Jefferson City.

Nicholas D. Leslie is a trial attorney who concentrates his practice in a range of areas including Personal Injury, Business Litigation, Professional Licensing, and Unfair Wage and Labor Practices. He specifically focuses on injuries caused from car wrecks, defending licensed professionals from losing the ability to practice their craft, and ensuring hourly employees are compensated properly under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

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.

I am a native of Hannibal, Missouri. I received an undergraduate degree of Psychology in 2017 from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri. I then went on to the University of Missouri in Columbia, and received my Juris Doctor in 2020. When I am not working for my clients, you will often times find me outdoors hiking, hunting, or fishing with my lab, Becks.

With common sense, a caring manner and a comprehensive understanding of the law, Todd helps his clients make the best choices after they have suffered loss through the negligent conduct of others.. Todd holds an AV Preeminent peer rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest available grade from a service where fewer than 5% of all law firms even qualify for review.. He has been named “Best of the Bar” by the Kansas City Business Journal beginning in 2009.. For over a decade, Todd has been selected by his peers through Thomson Reuters as a “Super Lawyer,” a Top 50 Lawyer in Kansas City and a Top 100 Lawyer in Missouri and Kansas in the field of personal injury litigation.. He has recently been made a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). Membership in this organization is by invitation only and proceeded by a rigorous screening processes that consider the lawyer’s ability, experience and accomplishments in the courtroom.. He is actively involved in several charitable and professional organizations, including the Missouri Bar, Kansas Bar Association, Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. He has served as a board member of the Civil Litigation Section of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association and has chaired its Torts Committee.. Among his recent matters:. A $3.75 million settlement for the survivors of a woman who was struck by a tractor-trailer in rural Kansas.A $3 million verdict from a federal jury in St. Louis for the family of a man who died after being Tased by a Ferguson, Missouri police officer. This case involved local and national media coverage related to the incident and subsequent trial.A $2.5 million settlement for the family of an iron worker who died after falling more than 25 feet from a water tower in Saline County, Missouri.A $2.5 million judgment for an individual who was struck head-on by an intoxicated driver.A $2 million settlement for an individual who was rear-ended in rural Cass County, Missouri by a dump truck.

The law firm of Altieri Gilmore, LLP was formed when two successful practices merged with the vision of becoming Lee’s Summit’s Downtown law firm. Hearkening back to the days when attorneys were counselors at law, the firm was built on relationships. By cultivating individual relationships with each and every client, the firm was established upon mutual trust and confidence.

Jeffrey Carey's personal injury experience includes bad faith insurance litigation, wrongful death litigation, automobile accident litigation and a wide range of other legal services. Jeffrey Carey is a highly ranked personal injury lawyer, won cases as a car accident lawyer. Jeff Carey is a skilled bankruptcy attorney, business lawyer and mesothelioma lawyer. Call to decide if you have a case that can be solved by Jeffrey Carey.

Born and raised in Independence, Missouri, Aaron Woods knew early in life that his call was to speak up for others. In over twenty years of practice he has remained true to that calling, devoting his practice to representing injured people and their families. Speaking up for real people against some of the most powerful companies and interests in America has been the exclusive focus of Aaron’s legal career.. Aaron has represented clients in numerous practice areas during his career. He spent the early years of his practice at Risjord & James, P.C., where he focused on representing individuals injured by defective products. Since leaving that firm, he has broadened his practice to include automobile accidents, trucking accidents, dangerous premises and medical negligence. Aaron has also developed specialized experience in representing individuals with traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries.

Aaron has always been called to serve others and understands that the legal profession is ultimately about serving people. To that end, Aaron works to protect people, especially those who are marginalized. Aaron thus advocates for justice on behalf of his clients who have been injured by another’s negligence or taken advantage of by unscrupulous or shady business and insurance practices. Aaron is passionate about helping injured people, in part because he lost his 21-year-old cousin in a 2002 car crash due to another’s negligence.. Aaron’s desire to help people obtain justice led him to create House Law. And Aaron’s unique background in both complex litigation and complex transactions gives him a distinct perspective in handling the problems faced by his clients. Aaron’s understanding of transactions and negotiations is invaluable to those in the midst of litigation as he navigates the court system and obtains compensation on behalf of his clients.. Because the lawyer-client relationship requires a foundation of trust, Aaron understands the need for a law firm where people feel comfortable discussing deeply personal matters. Aaron thus helps his clients obtain justice when they have been wrongfully injured by another’s negligence or fraudulent business practices.. Aaron is fiercely loyal and will fight for what is right, even when what is right is not popular. He is compassionate and kind, and Aaron’s background has prepared him well to advocate for you. Aaron received his bachelor of arts in chemistry in 2001 (with departmental honors) and his J.D., magna cum laude (top 8% of his class), in 2005, both from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Aaron served as Note and Comment Editor of the UMKC Law Review while in law school. During law school, Aaron clerked for several years for a well-known injury firm in Kansas City that focused on mass torts and pharmaceutical and medical device litigation, as well as motor vehicle crashes. After law school, Aaron clerked for the Honorable Laura Denvir Stith of the Supreme Court of Missouri, where he continued honing his research and writing skills.. Following his clerkship, Aaron gained substantial experience with two of Kansas City’s largest law firms. In 2006, Aaron began practicing with Shughart Thomson & Kilroy, P.C. (now Polsinelli PC), where he focused on complex, high-stakes commercial litigation, represented plaintiff consumers in nationwide class actions (including extensive work on a class action lawsuit against General Motors regarding factory-filled Dex-Cool Coolant, in securities fraud litigation, and in a lawsuit against Pratt & Whitney, an international aerospace manufacturer), and drafted numerous trial and appellate briefs, including briefs filed in the Supreme Court of the United States and the United States Courts of Appeals for the 7th, 8th, and 10th Circuits. He also argued dispositive motions in Missouri’s circuit courts and before the Missouri Court of Appeals. Aaron is a regular speaker at CLE events and for nonprofit organizations, and his law review article Obergefell’s Impact on Wrongful Death in Missouri and Kansas was published in 2016 at 84 UMKC L. Rev. 733 (2016).. In 2007, Aaron moved to Husch Blackwell LLP where he focused on complex, multi-million dollar business transactions involving commercial finance and continued to assist the appellate practice group with appellate briefs. In 2010, Aaron began teaching legal research and writing at his alma mater and served as Assistant Clinical Professor of Law through 2014. While a professor, Aaron taught students to draft documents that would be used in preparation for trial and on arguing before both appellate and trial courts. Aaron also presented at multiple legal writing conferences across the United States on topics such as the use of public policy to strengthen legal writing and analysis in appellate briefs.. Aaron founded House Law LLC in 2012. Aaron is licensed in Missouri and Kansas and is authorized to practice before the United States Courts of Appeals for the 8th and 10th Circuits, and the United States District Courts for the Western District of Missouri and the District of Kansas.. Aaron spends much time serving the community and has actively served people through the following organizations: the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection (2004-present); KC LEGAL (Kansas City LEsbian, Gay, and Allied Lawyers) (Co-Founder and Vice President, 2007-2010; Board of Directors, 2007-2010 and 2014-present); Della Lamb Community Services and Della Lamb Elementary Charter School (Board of Directors, 2007-2010 and Chair, Marketing Committee); Aaron was also selected as a member of The Missouri Bar’s 2007-2008 Leadership Academy, served on the Young Lawyers Section Board of Directors of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association (KCMBA) from 2008-2010, and as Vice-Chair of the KCMBA Tort Law Committee from 2015-present, and is a member of Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys (MATA), Missouri’s preeminent plaintiffs’ bar association.. In 2015 and 2016, Aaron was named a Rising Star in Missouri and Kansas by Super Lawyers, a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. He was also named Best of the Bar in 2015 and 2016 by The Kansas City Business Journal.. On a whimsical note, Aaron loves all things Harry Potter. A highlight in Aaron’s life involved meeting J.K. Rowling in New York City during a book signing tour (although Aaron is regrettably a muggle, he was sorted into Gryffindor House on ). Aaron loves traveling with his partner and spending time with their dog, Caleb. He also enjoys playing horn and piano.. To discuss your legal needs with Aaron, please contact him at  or

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