OUR FIRM
Courtroom Experience That Wins Cases.
At Lipman Law Firm, trial expertise is at the core of what we do. With decades of experience in the courtroom, we have built a strong reputation for representing plaintiffs in complex civil cases. We prepare every case as if it will go to trial, ensuring meticulous strategy, thorough investigation, and aggressive advocacy. Our track record of securing favorable verdicts and settlements reflects our commitment to achieving justice for our clients.
Trial law requires more than legal knowledge—it demands confidence, adaptability, and the ability to present a compelling case before a judge and jury. We take pride in our zealous representation of individuals who have been wronged, fighting to protect their rights and hold negligent parties accountable. Whether in civil litigation, personal injury, or consumer class actions, we stand ready to take on the toughest cases and deliver results.
JEFFREY LIPMAN
Attorney
ARIELLE LIPMAN
Attorney
KIM FENIMORE
Legal Assistant
DANYIEL KILTS
Legal Assistant
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Verdicts & Settlements
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Represented NB, who was an employee of Prairie Meadows. NB was injured, working as a security officer when she fell assisting in detaining a suspect outside of the casino grounds. NB had...
$110,000
Settled bed bug case against a hotel in Missouri. The client had multiple bites while staying at the hotel. Case settled for $110,000. We associated with Bell Law Firm out of Kansas City, Missouri. While the...
Contingency-Based Fees
Most of our cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. This means the firm’s fee is based on a percentage of the client’s recovery. If the client does not recover, the firm takes absolutely no fee. In many instances, the firm will advance the costs associated with the claim including court costs.
In consumer fraud cases, there may be a fee-shifting statute that applies. Fee-shifting statutes require the defendant or its insurance carrier to pay attorney fees towards your case if you prevail. In some cases, a prevailing party fee award may reduce the amount the client is required to pay under the contingency fee agreement.
