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§  Jenny has a heart for those who are marginalized and wants to make sure that people and small businesses are given second chances through bankruptcy through liquidation or reorganization.   She also wants to ensure that people who are wrongly injured by someone else are compensated for their injuries.  And she understands the emotional turmoil wrought upon those involved in our legal system and works hard to make that process as smooth, efficient, and stress-free as possible. Jenny began her legal career in 2009 with Wagoner Maxcy Westbrook, P.C. (now WM Law), Kansas City’s largest consumer bankruptcy firm.  While there, Jenny represented over 700 debtors and helped them eliminate or reorganize their debt.  She helps ease her clients’ financial burdens and knows that bankruptcy is never the end of the road but instead is a new beginning.  Jenny has appeared in court hundreds of times for her clients and focuses on complex bankruptcies involving individuals and small businesses.  In addition to bankruptcy, her passion for those who are marginalized has led her to help clients who have been injured.

Brian is passionate about leveling the playing field and improving how people are treated. He is constantly questioning the way things have always been done and searching for a better way, making him an ideal advocate for his clients.. Brian grew up in St. Louis and graduated from the University of Missouri in 2002 with degrees in English and Psychology. The attacks of September 11 th, 2001 happened his last year of college, and although he wanted to go to law school, he put that on hold to enlist in the U.S. Army. After attending Officer Candidate School in Fort Benning, Georgia, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the infantry. In 2004, he had the honor of serving as rifle platoon leader and was deployed for 14 months in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.. After serving for nearly 4 years, Brian left the military to fulfill his desire to become a lawyer and went to the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law where he had a great experience and made life-long friends. While there he was recognized with multiple honors and awards including Best Overall Performance in the Ellison Moot Court Competition and the Order of Barristers. After graduating, he and his wife decided that Kansas City is their permanent home.. After law school, Brian spent a year at a mid-size firm before deciding to partner up with his friend of 20 years, Matt Meyerkord. After a couple of years, they partnered up with another good friend Nick Hergott and today the three of them represent people who are in tough situations and need help.. Brian enjoys helping people understand the legal process and ensuring they don't get taken advantage of. The legal process can be a scary experience and he takes pride in the fact that he can take some of the mystery and dread out of litigation through straightforward and honest advice. Moreover, Brian isn’t afraid to take risks or take a case to trial if you both agree that is the best decision for your case.. Brian serves on the Steering Committee of Legal Aid of Western Missouri’s Young Professional’s Board. He and his wife, Andi, live in Kansas City with their two young sons. In his free time, Brian likes to spend time with his family and friends and teach his sons about the history of the Galactic Empire and Rebel Alliance.

Thomas Dickerson, a dedicated personal injury lawyer, found his calling through a unique journey that began with a high school debate class and was fueled by a family tragedy.. Having worked at a Kansas City law firm during college, Thomas graduated from Creighton University School of Law in 2010. It was during this time that he met his future wife and law partner, Chelsea Oxton Dickerson.. In 2010, they jointly established The Dickerson Oxton Law Firm with a clear mission: to champion everyday people against corporate challenges. Specializing in personal injury cases, they consistently secure over a million dollars in annual recoveries.. Thomas and Chelsea prioritize prompt communication, addressing inquiries, and delivering outstanding results for their clients.

Our lawyers pride themselves on their reputation for providing creative, effective representation that protects their clients' rights. They know how scared and stressed you are, which is why they will always take the time to address all of your questions and concerns. As our client, you will always be represented by a lawyer who is intimately familiar with all of the details of your case.. One of the reasons why we have earned the respect of so many judges, past clients and other attorneys is that we prepare each case as if it will go to trial. Doing all the necessary investigations, interviews and consultation with expert witnesses will help you in settlement negotiations even if your case never goes before a jury.

Amanda Bartusek grew up in Urbandale, Iowa.  She attended the University of Iowa where she obtained a bachelor of arts in Political Science and Religious Studies. Upon graduation, she attended the University of Iowa College of Law where during which time she clerked for NSBA, Governor Brandstad's Office, and the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Iowa. While at Iowa law, Ms. Bartusek served as a student writer for the Journal of Corporation Law and as a student representative on the Curriculum Committee.

I am not your typical lawyer. I worked for a firm and could not do the stuffy corporate thing. I have been through real life experiences, tragedies, and pain...but I have also experienced great things. I enjoy getting to know my clients, learning about their lives, and figuring out how I can make their lives better.  I think that makes me a better lawyer...one who really tries to help you and cares about your future.

Attorney Malher brings his passion and experience to Stracci Law Group after years of respected work and fierce advocacy for his clients. Mentored by one of Lake County’s top civil attorneys, Michael W. Back, Joshua had a successful career representing and achieving high dollar recoveries for injured clients. He also worked as a former deputy for the Lake County Prosecutor’s Office, where he developed into a notoriously effective trial attorney known for never losing a single felony trial.. A graduate of Purdue University in West Lafayette with highest distinction, and Valparaiso School of Law, where he was a Board Member for the Moot Court Society, Josh has the diverse experience, hardworking mindset, and reputation to assist you in both personal injury and criminal defense matters.  Josh is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 - Civil Trial Attorneys.

The secret to success for Marshall P. Whalley has been his widely varied interests and seemingly boundless energy to pursue them. Having immersed himself in such fields as mechanics, physics, physiology, education, consumer protection and medicine, Mr. Whalley has acquired a wealth of knowledge directly applicable to the investigation and litigation of personal injury cases.. Mr. Whalley's father attended M.I.T., earning two engineering degrees and going on to design tanks for the government. His mother was a nurse educator with a Bachelor of Science and a Master's degree. Growing up near the Motor City, Mr. Whalley spent long hours building and racing cars, and many summers working on his grandfather's farm.. Mr. Whalley attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor where he studied physics and psychology, earning his B.S. in 1980. His graduate work there in physics at the Kresge Medical Hearing Research Institute involved training lizards to respond to acoustic stimuli. His other pursuits included designing and implementing pilot programs at the Milan Federal Correctional Institute and the Maxey Boys Correctional Institute, allowing inmates to obtain GED certificates.. Mr. Whalley also worked in the Consumer Protection Division of the Washtenaw County Prosecutor's office, where he mediated consumer complaints, securing the largest consumer settlement to date in the Division's history. At the same time, he worked for a tenant's rights group helping educate renters regarding their rights vis a vis large corporate landlords. During the summer months, Mr. Whalley continued to attend class at Ann Arbor, but also worked 40 to 50 hours per week on the assembly line in Detroit for both Chrysler and General Motors. On the line, he ran presses, welded wheels, performed manual assembly and body work, and painted cars.. Thereafter, Mr. Whalley received a scholarship to Valparaiso University School of Law. He continued to work on cars and drag raced to help pay college expenses. He then took a job clerking for a well-respected personal injury firm doing medical research, writing and investigating. He became a lawyer at the firm, then partner, using his background in physics and medicine to facilitate settlements of the two largest brain-damaged baby cases in Florida's history. Mr. Whalley's background in physics allowed him to employ a waveform analysis of fetal monitor strips to prove when a critical tocolytic drug had been stopped.. Over the past 30 years, Mr. Whalley's myriad interests have helped him to be an effective advocate for his clients. Designing, building, racing and repairing all types of vehicles, Mr. Whalley developed insight into crash dynamics that few lawyers have. His training in physics and medicine has provided a unique perspective on the causes of complicated crashes and their medical consequences. Marshall P. Whalley has used his unique background to prove-up millions of dollars in valid claims that might otherwise have been lost.. - See more at: #

Martinis Jackson is the founder of Jackson Legal Services. He graduated valedictorian and manga cum laude from Howard University School of Law in 2013.. Following law school, Martinis served as a litigation associate at law firm Debevoise & Plimpton. After leaving Debevoise & Plimpton, Martinis served as a prosecutor in the District of Columbia where he investigated hundreds of cases in the District's domestic violence, and major felony units. As a prosecutor, Martinis prevailed in numerous bench and jury trials. In 2018, Martinis published Justice My Way: Memoirs of a Black Prosecutor memorializing his experience as a minority prosecutor.. In 2019, Martinis founded Jackson Legal Services; his firm specializes in Personal Injury, Police Misconduct, and Criminal Defense. He is an active member of the Washington Bar Association where he has served as co-chair of the WBA's Honor's Court, a committee that introduces grade school students to the positive impact that citizens can make through the practice of the law.. Follow Martinis on social media | Instragram: @jlegalservices | Facebook: @jlegalservices | Twitter: @MartinisJackso1