Practice Description: Mr. Barron maintains a solo practice representing individuals and small to medium size businesses in litigation and potential litigation situations. His practice is generally limited to resolution of employment, insurance coverage and business disputes. While he has tried cases throughout the Midwest, his practice is generally limited to the Greater St. Louis area, including Southern Illinois. He is available to provide fully independent sexual and racial harassment investigations.
Notable Cases and Results:
Heldebrand v. Roadmaster, represented plaintiff in workers compensation retaliatory discharge case. Verdict for plaintiff $1,100,000.
Steck v. American Community Service, represented plaintiff in public policy retaliatory discharge case. Verdict for plaintiff, $600,000
Doe v. K Mart, represented plaintiff in inadequate security case, jury verdict for plaintiff $1,625,000
Decker v. Dominos Pizza, represented plaintiff in inadequate security case, verdict for plaintiff $300,000
Heal v. Country Companies, represented plaintiff in disability insurance bad faith and consumer fraud claim, veridct for plaintiff $650,000
Jersey State Bank v. Internal Revenue Service, represented plaintiff bank regarding IRS lien dispute. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with Bank's position regarding priority of liens.
Confidential post verdict resolution of race discrimination case with $5,000,000 jury verdict.
Bar Admissions:
Illinois, 1987
Missouri, 1987
United States District Court Southern District of Illinois, 1987
United States District Court, Eastern District of Missouri, 1988
United States District Court, Central District of Illinois, 1989
United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, 1990
Hourly Rate: $150 to $200 an hour.
Retainer: Varies per case; $3,500 to $7,500 is typical.
Date of Birth: 1954
Law School: Washington University of St. Louis School of Law,J.D. Law School Honors/Involvement: American Bar Association Client Counseling Competition, national and international champion
Undergraduate School: Principia College, Elsah, Illinois
Employment History:
Cleveland Cobras (professional soccer).
Rivendell School (program coordinator residential program for children labeled abused, neglected and delinquent).
Murray State University (director of campus recreation).
United States District Judge, William L. Beatty, law clerk.
Strang and Barron, attorneys at law.
The Lakin Law Firm.
Lee W. Barron, P.C.
Bar/Professional Association Involvement:
National Employment Lawyers Association
Bar Association of the Central and Southern District of Illinois
National Institute of Trial Advocacy instructor
American Bar Association
Missouri Bar Association
American Trial Lawyers Association
Community Involvement:
Youth soccer coach for local select club soccer teams
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