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Civil & Commercial Litigation
Missouri Civil and Commercial Litigation Lawyers represent individuals, families, associations, charitable organizations, unions and business organizations involved in controversies or lawsuits. Services may be billed at an hourly rate, a fixed fee or on a contingency basis.  A retainer or pre-payment is customary for new clients and certain matters. Retainers will vary depending on the complexity of your situation. Litigation involving Personal Injury cases are typically handled on a contingency basis.  Clients with established relationships may be billed monthly or at completion.

Common terms and issues associated with Missouri Civil and Commercial Litigation cases include:

Accidents	Legal Malpractice
Administrative Law	Mediation
Appeals	Medical Malpractice
Arbitration	Negligence
Bad Faith Insurance Claims	Negotiation
Breach of Contract	Patent Infringement
Business Disputes	Personal Injury Lawsuits
Civil Rights Violations	Plaintiff
Class Action Lawsuits	Product Liability
Constitutional Law	Professional Negligence
Consumer Disputes	Securities Fraud
Defective Product Injuries	Shareholder Lawsuits
Defendant	Small Claims
Discrimination	Trademark Disputes
Drunk Driving Victims	Vehicle Accidents
Employment Law Issues	Workmen’s Compensation Claims
Environmental Law Issues	Workplace Harassment
Hazardous Materials Exposure	Wrongful Death Cases
Industrial Accidents	Wrongfully Denied Insurance Benefits
Intellectual Property Disputes	Zoning Hearings

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