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A serious injury rearranges everything — work, sleep, finances, family. Our job is to take the legal weight off your shoulders so you can focus on healing, and to make sure the at-fault party pays the full measure of what they took from you.

We handle injury claims on contingency. You pay nothing up front and nothing at all unless we recover for you.

Charges of any kind put your liberty, your record, and your reputation at stake. Years as a St. Louis County prosecutor and a municipal judge taught David Naumann exactly how the State builds these cases.

Every defense begins with discovery and an honest assessment. Sometimes the right answer is a hard-fought trial; sometimes a negotiated reduction or diversion that protects your record.

A Missouri DWI triggers two separate proceedings: a criminal case in court and an administrative case with the Department of Revenue. Miss the fifteen-day window to request an administrative hearing and your license is gone whether you win the criminal case or not.

We move immediately on both fronts.

A speeding ticket isn't just a fine — it's points on your license, an insurance hike that can last years, and in some cases a suspension. We handle traffic matters efficiently and, in the vast majority of cases, without our client ever needing to appear.

If you've been hurt on the job, Missouri's workers’ compensation system is the path to medical care, wage replacement, and a permanent disability award. It is also tilted toward the smallest possible payout. You need someone in your corner who knows the rules.

Missouri's expungement statute (RSMo 610.140) covers a much broader range of offenses than most people realize — and clearing eligible matters from your record can transform your eligibility for jobs, housing, professional licenses, and firearm rights.

Losing your license can mean losing your job. Missouri offers several routes back: hardship petitions, limited driving privileges, and full reinstatement. Each has its own paperwork, its own SR-22 requirements, and its own court schedule.

Estate planning isn't about money — it is about giving the people you love a road map for one of the hardest weeks of their lives. A complete plan keeps your family out of probate court, names a decision-maker for medical and financial matters, and makes sure assets pass exactly the way you intend.