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Andrew Mundwiller is an attorney with The Cagle Law Firm in St. Louis. He represents people with severe injuries and disabilities, focusing on protecting his clients’ legal rights and financial well-being. Andrew is also a member of SOMO’s Board of … Continue reading →

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On September 8, 2010, our client was traveling from her home to work.  As she entered the intersection of Manchester Road and Sulphur Spring, a car driven by an older woman made a left turn causing the two vehicles to … Continue reading →

Wilmington, Delaware On May 17-24, 2012 Widener University School of Law held its annual Intensive Trial Advocacy Program (“ITAP”) which seeks to give law students a real world perspective on the trial of both criminal and civil cases. Students are … Continue reading →

There has been so much stigma attached to being a lawyer.  I can hear my wife telling me, “Stop arguing with me like a lawyer.”  Really I think the biggest stigma associated with being a trial lawyer is that lawyer’s … Continue reading →

    If we stop and think about it, insurance companies are quite clever.  When our citizens hold these companies responsible in court, what does the insurance industry do? They don’t say, “You know we were wrong, we should have paid … Continue reading →

    Mo Lawyers Weekly – Wells Trial http://insurancenewsnet.com/article.aspx?id=307689 http://www.madisonrecord.com/news/239151-moro-woman-awarded-140000-over-dog-bite Please visit the above news and internet articles concerning the Wells v. Cooper dog bite trial in Madison County, Illinois. The case was tried by Andrew Mundwiller and Lindsay Rakers … Continue reading →

Stage Collapse As we all saw the horrifying events that took place on August 13, 2011 at the Indiana State Fair.  It appears officials ignored warnings which could have saved the five people who were killed and others which were … Continue reading →

I would like to encourage everyone to watch the documentry “Hot Coffee” which is currently airing on HBO. This documentry gives more details about the infamous McDonald’s coffee case. Most Americans believe they know the truth, but in reality the truth … Continue reading →

  U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito visted St. Louis today to meet with local attorneys.  Since this was Justice Alito’s first visit to St. Louis, Mr. Mundwiller elected not to press the Justice on the high Court’s recent decision in the AT&T class … Continue reading →