Service beyond individual cases

Community involvement grounded in long-term relationships.

The firm supports labor, research, youth, victim-advocacy, and St. Louis community organizations connected to the people it serves.

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O’Brien Law Firm

The firm’s community relationships extend beyond the courtroom.

O’Brien Law Firm’s work extends beyond litigation. Attorneys and staff volunteer, sponsor programs, support medical research, participate in labor events, and contribute to organizations serving children, families, crime victims, and the St. Louis community.

The firm’s community relationships have grown through years of involvement with tradespeople, unions, advocacy organizations, schools, charitable programs, and asbestos-disease research initiatives.

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Where the firm’s community involvement is focused.

Labor relationships

Support for union events, retiree clubs, scholarships, and organizations representing working people.

Medical research

Support for the American Lung Association, Breath of Life Foundation, and asbestos research.

Children & families

Community support for advocacy centers, schools, youth services, and family-serving organizations.

Volunteer service

Firm-wide and individual participation in local charitable initiatives.

Victim advocacy

Partnership and support for organizations serving crime victims and abuse survivors.

Community connection

Long-term involvement that reflects the firm’s local roots and responsibilities.

The right approach depends on the people, history, and circumstances involved.

Examples from the firm’s record

Organizations and programs the firm has supported.

O’Brien Law Firm has participated in or supported labor, victim-advocacy, family-service, and medical-research organizations. Those relationships reflect a long-standing commitment to the communities connected to the firm’s work.

Labor and skilled trades

Examples include Insulators Local #1, IBEW Local #1, Missouri Women in Trades, Pipefitters Local #562, and Sheet Metal Workers Local #36.

Children and victim advocacy

Examples include the Child Advocacy Center of Northeast Missouri, Crime Victim Center, Motion for Kids, and Saint Louis Crisis Nursery.

Medical and asbestos research

Examples include the American Lung Association, Breath of Life Foundation, and the Insulators Tissue Bank and Asbestos Research Charitable Trust.

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