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AMANDA M.
MUELLER

Partner

amueller@heplerbroom.com

314-480-4164

St. Louis, MO

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Areas of Practice

Education

  • St. Louis University, J.D., 2000
  • Central Methodist University, B.A. in English, 1997

Admissions

  • Missouri
  • Illinois
  • U. S. District Courts for the
    • Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri

Practice Description

Amanda M. Mueller focuses her practice on cases involving complex litigation matters, including:

  • Premises liability matters
  • Personal injury matters
  • Religious/school institution cases involving allegations of abuse/misconduct
  • Third-party criminal acts cases
  • Business litigation

She has represented clients throughout Missouri as well as clients whose home offices are located in Illinois, Iowa, and Nevada. She has obtained summary judgments and dismissals on behalf of defendants in abuse cases, commercial litigation matters, and discrimination cases.

Bar/Professional Associations

  • Illinois Bar Association
  • The Missouri Bar
  • Missouri Organization of Defense Lawyers
    • CLE/Annual Meeting Committee (2019-2021)

Awards, Honors & Distinctions

  • Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers
    • Rising Star 2009

Law School Honors/Involvement

Judicial Clerkship Intern (Legal Research and Writing Assistant), U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri

Published Legal Writing

  • “Missouri Gov. Parson Enacts Tort Reform Significant to Litigation and Trial Practice,” HeplerBroom Blog (August 8, 2019). (This blog post can be read here.)
  • “Changes to Law Governing the Value of Plaintiffs’ Medical Bills and the Collateral Source Rule,” HeplerBroom Blog (October 9, 2017). (This blog post can be read here.)
  • “Legal Corner: Electronic Communication,” Ladue News (2014)
  • “Looking For Answers: Common Legal Dilemmas,” St. Louis Magazine (2014)

Representative/Recent Case Results

  • Obtained dismissal on behalf of a property owner in a personal injury matter. (Land v. Skyzone Recreational Center, et al.)
  • Obtained trial defense verdict, affirmed on appeal, on behalf of attorney and law firm in a fraud and breach of contract matter. (McFarland v. Trame, et al.)
  • Obtained dismissal, affirmed on appeal, of general contractor in a construction matter. (Doll v. Plumbing Planning, et al.)
  • Obtained dismissal on behalf of a school district in a personal injury matter. (Walker v. Logan Rogersville, et al.)
  • Obtained summary judgment on behalf of home builder in a personal injury matter. (Ronkowski v. McCrary, et al.)

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