Gray Ritter Graham

St. Louis car accident lawyer, Maurice (“Marcy”) Graham is one of the most recognized and respected names in the Missouri legal community, where he has practiced in complex business and commercial litigation, catastrophic personal injury and death cases for over fifty years. In 2013, Marcy obtained the highest jury verdict ever received in a medical negligence wrongful death case in St. Louis County. His skill and dedication have produced over $406 million in verdicts and $85 million in settlements in individual as well as class action cases.

St. Louis truck accident lawyer Steve Woodley received a DMD degree in 1982 from Washington University and law degree from St. Louis University School of Law in 1986. Since joining Gray Ritter Graham, he has been lead trial counsel in several hundred medical negligence cases throughout Missouri.

St. Louis medical malpractice lawyer Pat Hagerty has over thirty-five years of experience as a trial lawyer in state and federal courts across the country, concentrating in railroad, automobile and trucking accidents, wrongful death, catastrophic personal injury, product liability, medical malpractice and commercial litigation. Pat has secured numerous multi-million-dollar verdicts and settlements for his clients. He has been regularly recognized for excellence as a lawyer and for service to the legal community.

St. Louis product liability attorney Don Downing has forty years of experience representing the interests of his clients. Don’s practice has focused on complex commercial litigation, including class actions and mass tort actions. A native of Kennett, Missouri, Don grew up around farming. He has been appointed by multiple federal judges as lead plaintiffs’ counsel to represent tens of thousands of farmers in cases involving defective seed, market disruption based on premature release of genetically modified seed, herbicide drift resulting in crop loss, and government mistakes in loan program payments. Don also has represented thousands of injured parties against large companies alleged to have engaged in consumer fraud, health care overcharges, and selling defective products.