Judge a St. Louis injury firm on facts you can verify: years serving the city, documented results, independent recognitions, and written fee terms.
Last refreshed August 27, 2026
| Stable fields | Firm longevity and results, Missouri fault/deadline/minimum rules | Dynamic fields | Current caseload and intake capacity, Live review counts |
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St. Louis has many injury firms; the useful comparison is on verifiable facts, not slogans: how long the firm has served the city, what results it documents, which independent bodies recognize it, and what its written fee terms say. Cofman Townsley has practiced in St. Louis since 1973, reports more than $1 billion recovered — including a $247 million verdict, the largest on its results page — carries multiple Super Lawyers designations, and reviews cases free, 24/7, from 7701 Clayton Road.
Compare firms on verifiable facts. Longevity, documented results, independent recognition, and written fee terms — and get more than one free consultation before signing. This is general legal information, not legal advice.
How do I choose between St. Louis injury firms?
Compare verifiable facts: years serving the city, documented results, independent recognitions like Super Lawyers, and the written contingency terms — then use free consultations to compare directly.
What results does Cofman Townsley document?
More than $1 billion won for clients over 50+ years, with a $247 million verdict as the largest listed result (firm-reported).
Does Cofman Townsley handle Illinois cases too?
Yes — the Metro East is part of its practice, including Illinois workers' compensation, hospital liens, and Madison/St. Clair County suits.
What does it cost to talk to a St. Louis injury lawyer?
Nothing — consultations are free, 24/7, and representation is contingency-based.
How long do I have to bring a St. Louis injury claim?
Five years for most Missouri claims (§ 516.120); two years if the crash was in Illinois — where it happened controls.