Andy Crouppen
Growing up, Andy watched his father, Terry, and his law partner, Ron Brown, successfully fight for people who were injured through no fault of their own. He became a lawyer to continue what his father and Ron began: making a difference in the lives of those who have been wronged and treated unfairly.
Today, Andy takes pride in the fact that every day at Brown & Crouppen, he helps people get the justice and compensation they deserve. He focuses on serving clients who have sustained injuries as a result of motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall accidents, nursing home abuse and neglect, and a wide range of other personal injury and wrongful death cases. He was also responsible for starting Brown & Crouppen’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative alongside other members of the leadership team.
Andy regularly appears on “Great Day St. Louis” and “Show Me St. Louis” to offer viewers legal expertise and guidance. You can also find him on BCTV, where he is one of the hosts of “3 Lawyers Eating Sandwiches” and a voice actor and producer on “Terry’s Safety Squad.”
Area of practice
Education
- New York Law School — New York City, New York
Juris Doctor, 1999 - University of Wisconsin — Madison, Wisconsin
Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, 1994
Professional Associations and Memberships
- The Missouri Bar
- Minnesota State Bar Association
- Kentucky Bar Association
- Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, Board of Governors
- American Bar Association
- Women Lawyers’ Association of Greater St. Louis
- Hispanic Bar Association
- American Association of Justice
- National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Awards & Recognition
- Missouri Lawyers Media “Law Firm Leader,” 2019
- Missouri Lawyers Media “Diversity and Inclusion Leader,” 2018
- Mid-America Emmy® Award, 2019 and 2020
- American Advertising Federation, Silver ADDY, 2019
- National Trial Lawyers “Top 100 Lawyers”
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