Executive Committee

• Gloria Allred
• Sam Bernstein
• Roy Black
• Benjamin Brafman
• Joseph Bruno
• Michael Burg
• Fernando Chavez
• Sam Cherry
• Ernest Cory
• Grant Davis
• Morris Dees
• Tom Demetrio
• Tim Dollar
• William Edwards
• Robert Eglet
• Geoffrey Fieger
• George Fleming
• Mark Geragos
• Tom Girardi
• Keith Givens
• Maurice Graham
• Edward Hershewe
• Ed Hill
• Len Jacoby
• Lynn Johnson
• Gail Koff
• Mark Kosieradzki
• Mark Lanier
• Fred Levin
• Ramon Lopez
• Tom Mesereau
• Robert Michael
• Sheldon Miller
• Billy Murphy
• Howard Nations
• Richard Newsome
• Brian Panish
• Jerry Parker
• Jim Parkman
• Darryl Phillips
• Dan Ramsdell
• Gary Robb
• Mark Robinson
• James Rolshouse
• John Romano
• James Roy
• Sheldon J. Schlesinger
• Derek Sells
• Hezekiah Sistrunk
• Jock Smith
• Stephen Smith
• Kent Spence
• Harvey Weitz

RONALD BROWN

My name is Ron Brown, and 25 years ago I helped found Brown & Crouppen. Today we are one of Missouri's most successful plaintiff law firms. Over the years one of my highest priorities has been making sure that our clients receive the best service possible. I believe that through our work we can make a difference in peoples lives. We fight everyday to protect our client's rights against large corporations and insurance companies. I have practiced law for 37 years, and you know, I still enjoy the feeling of helping people who have made the right decision in hiring an attorney to fight for them.

In helping manage our law firm, I am continuously looking at new areas where we feel people are being taken advantage of. A recent example was the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) recalling numerous drugs that were found to be unsafe, such as Fen Phen, Rezulin and Baycol. These drugs were placed on the market without proper testing and as a result thousands of people were hurt. Today, I'm proud to say that my law firm, has fought these giant corporations and won. After more than 30 years I know I made the right choice in becoming a personal injury lawyer. I can't think of anything else I'd rather do. I'm a very lucky man.