Firm News

Brown & Crouppen is thrilled to announce the addition of Attorney Rachel Weinhaus to our legal team. Rachel joins us from a prestigious firm in Springfield due to a relocation and we are thrilled to welcome her to our B&C family and St. Louis Community. Rachel Weinhaus graduated from St. Louis University – School of Law with a Health Law Certificate. Following law school, Rachel…

The death of George Floyd reignited conversations about racial inequity everywhere around the world and also in our firm. Many turned to social media to participate in online movements and spread awareness about the viral video of the violent arrest and killing of a Black man. In a firm-wide video meeting, managing partner Andy Crouppen stated, “A lot of people are active online when it…

It only seems fitting to kick off our Women in Law: Spotlight series with the news that the 2020 Women’s Justice Awards Ceremony honored our very own attorney Katie Hubbard with the Litigation Practitioner Award earlier this week. We join Missouri Lawyers Media in recognizing women across Missouri who have demonstrated leadership, integrity, service, sacrifice and accomplishment in improving the quality of justice and exemplifying…

For the 9th year in a row, Brown & Crouppen is honored to announce that our firm was awarded the Top Workplaces 2020 distinction by the St. Louis Post Dispatch. We are beyond thrilled that our efforts landed us at 4th place overall in the mid-size category. This year we find ourselves in a unique position during the acceptance of such an award as we are all…

Brown & Crouppen’s HR Recruiter Khevna Patel was recently honored by Missouri Lawyers Media for being a diversity and inclusion leader in the legal field. The awards, virtually celebrated on July 31st, recognized attorneys, firms and organizations that are significantly advancing diversity, inclusion and the dignity of all people in Missouri’s legal profession and in communities in which exceptional legal work impacts justice for all….

On behalf of Brown & Crouppen, P.C. on Sunday, October 10, 2010 Dispute hinged on whether it was foreseeable that ledge would be used as seating A woman who broke her neck after she fell backward off a bench in a public venue has settled her premises liability injury claim for $750,000. On May 1, 2008, the 55-year-old was visiting the public venue with friends….