Criminal Law

• Wrongful Death
  Since 1986, Bob Danis has been practicing law primarily in the area of civil litigation, representing both plaintiffs and defendants in both Missouri and Illinois. His practice has focused primarily on the defense of automobile personal injury, commercial general liability, premises liability, Workers Compensation defense, wrongful death and defective product litigation. He also brings to the table a significant background in insurance claims handling procedures and corporate claims-legal office management, making him uniquely familiar with the issues and pressures facing claims professionals in successfully resolving matters.

Employment Law

• Workers Compensation
  St. Louis Law Firm for Insurance Defense, Workers Compensation, and Products Liability Lawyers | Kortenhof McGlynn & Burns LLC.
• Employment Litigation
  In addition, he is currently serving as a Volunteer Mediator at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Missouri Commission on Human Rights, giving him valuable experience in general employment issues, ADA compliance, ADEA claims and general claims of discriminatory practices under the Missouri Human Rights Act. During the course of his practice, Bob has participated in numerous mediations as a negotiator on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants. Bob is a Court-Approved Neutral in the following jurisdictions...

Property Law

• Premises Liability
  Following advice imparted by her father many years ago, Mo strives to be the most prepared attorney in every situation. She combines this studied preparation with a strong sense of humor and genuine concern for the welfare of others to achieve excellent results. She has successfully tried dozens of cases in the areas of products liability, premises liability, and toxic tort, and routinely gets rave reviews from judges, clients, and even opposing counsel.
• Property Damage
  Ken was first licensed in Missouri in 1982 and started at the insurance defense firm of Kortenhof & Ely back in April 1984. He has been AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell since May 1997. He has appeared before the Missouri Supreme Court, Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern and Western Districts, the 7th and 8th Circuits of the United States Court of Appeals, the United States District Court – Eastern District of Missouri, and the United States District Court – Southern District of Illinois. He has practiced insurance defense litigation for over 32 years and has had over 60 trials. He has obtained defense verdicts in serious medical negligence cases and has tried numerous automobile accident cases to conclusion, as well as cases involving premises liability, civil rights/excessive force, insurance contracts and property damage.

Health Law

• Personal Injury
  Kimberly is licensed to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. She has focused primarily on the defense of workers’ compensation claims in both states, and she has represented a wide range of clients from the largest manufacturers and retailers to small family-owned companies. She understands the high cost of work-related injuries and focuses on litigation strategies to achieve the most cost-effective closure of claims for her clients. Kimberly’s undergraduate pre-med and Nutritional Sciences degree from Mizzou aids her ability to tackle even the most complicated medical claims. In addition to workers’ compensation, Kimberly has practiced before various civil courts in a wide variety of personal injury, toxic tort, contract, and domestic matters. She has also prevailed on appeals before the Workers’ Compensation Commissions in Missouri and Illinois as well as the Missouri Court of Appeals.
• Medical Malpractice
  Other complex litigation We maintain an active toxic torts practice, with extensive experience in asbestos and benzene litigation. Our attorneys have strong relationships with opposing counsel in Illinois counties including Madison, Cook, and other jurisdictions that are known to be hostile to the corporate defendant. We also handle medical malpractice and contractor liability defense cases.