Missouri Super Lawyers Articles
Whether in law, cattle or politics, Todd Graves knows if you strategize too long, you’ll never get the hole dug
What do an army intelligence officer, a police officer and a lawyer have in common? Communication skills, says Melody Rayl
National Geographic-published photographer John Rollins on how he doesn’t let anything get in the way of the perfect shot—not even a gorilla’s fist
Brian Kaveney called on his Marine Corps training to build Armstrong Teasdale’s security clearance practice from scratch
Stueve Siegel Hanson’s Patrick Stueve on his starring role in Bezich v. The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Discovery with Felicia R. Williams
The St. Louis attorney praises Intellivision, Fitbit and the Notorious R.B.G.
Local Counsel with Wendi S. Alper-Pressman
St. Louis’ Wendi S. Alper-Pressman tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
An oral history of attorneys who have been practicing since the 1950s
From the Uneven Parallel Bars to the Bar
Anne Schiavone of Holman Schiavone on employment law, working with kids and the study habits she developed as a competitive gymnast
Susan Ford Robertson attacks appellate cases with the same intensity she honed as a competitive cyclist
‘It Matters to Me What Happens to Them’
Michael Yonke makes his mark in both civil and criminal court
Ian Cooper of Tueth, Keeney, Cooper, Mohan & Jackstadt in St. Louis tells us about representing universities and handling controversies
Cheryl A. Pilate and Melanie S. Morgan wage all-out war for their clients
Corporate litigator Charley German specializes in high-stakes storytelling
The Persistence of Mary Anne Sedey
The St. Louis-based employment litigator speaks on pushing through discovery, her voir dire strategy and giving legal advice to Thurgood Marshall
Don Downing grew up around Missouri cotton, soy and rice farms. So when a genetically modified seed ended up in the U.S. rice supply, he got the call.
From top athletes to top companies, South African native Leon Versfeld guides clients through immigration law with a global touch
Denise Henning was a great lawyer before cancer; now she’s better
How the health care attorney learned to speak up
Larry Katzenstein, of St. Louis’ Thompson Coburn, on the joy of helping charities help society, making estate planning clients feel at ease, and conducting the St. Louis Symphony
Real estate and railway attorney Allison Bergman keeps one of America’s great cities moving forward
While growing up in Poland, St. Louis litigator Zofia A. Garlicka pledged to become a lawyer, just like her legendary father
Trial attorney Ted Williams Jr. of St. Louis’ Williams Venker & Sanders
On steam engines, military service, the jury system and the greatest hitter who ever lived
Dr. Samuel K. Cullan hasn’t just studied medicine; he’s studied how to teach medicine to juries
Who’s the boss? Four area lawyers told us how they turned the answer into “I am.” They left other legal jobs—or never really had them to begin with—and mustered up the courage to go it alone. Their firms are dreams realized, but entrepreneurship also means figuring out accounts payable
Larry Ward of Polsinelli Shughart tells the story of his escape from a career in accounting and how he discovered the joy of business litigation.
David Snively doesn’t mind the stress
Rob Adams represents big auto clients ... nicely
Harley-riding attorney R. Pete Smith mixes two-wheel adventure with a historic practice
Allan H. Zerman went to bat for free agency
Laura Clark Fey's secret weapon: her ears
The law was Robert Ritter's destiny
The Selflessness of the Long-Distance Runner
James Cooling’s father was an aviation pioneer; he is a pioneer in aviation law
If at First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Some Cases