Missouri and Illinois
The firm is based in Kirkwood and serves clients throughout Missouri and Illinois, not only in the featured cities below.
O’Brien Law Firm is based in Kirkwood and represents clients throughout Missouri and Illinois, across the Midwest, and in select serious matters nationwide. The locations below are examples, not limits on where the firm may help.
A city does not need to appear below for someone to contact O’Brien Law Firm. The firm evaluates serious matters based on the facts, legal issues, responsible parties, and the jurisdictions involved.
The firm is based in Kirkwood and serves clients throughout Missouri and Illinois, not only in the featured cities below.
Worksites, institutions, witnesses, treatment, responsible parties, and records often connect a matter to several communities or states.
The firm evaluates serious matters beyond the Midwest when the facts, legal issues, and the firm’s experience are a fit.
The following regional pages explain local considerations without limiting where the firm may evaluate a matter.
Asbestos and mesothelioma considerations in the Kansas City region.
MORegional case evaluation and Missouri exposure history.
MOMissouri asbestos claims, state-law considerations, and regional service.
MOSouthwest Missouri industries, trades, and case evaluation.
ILCentral Illinois asbestos and mesothelioma representation.
IAEastern Iowa industrial exposure and regional claim questions.
IA / ILAsbestos exposure, worksites, unions, and mesothelioma claim questions across the Iowa and Illinois river corridor.
MNMinnesota asbestos exposure and mesothelioma resources.
NENebraska regional exposure and case-evaluation information.
TNMid-South industrial exposure and mesothelioma representation.
135 W. Adams Ave., Suite 200
Kirkwood, MO 63122
Monday–Friday · 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
A person may have worked in several states, encountered products made elsewhere, lived near multiple facilities, or have claims involving companies and trusts located across the country.
Local plants, refineries, railroads, utilities, construction projects, shipyards, and trades can shape the exposure history.
Where conduct occurred, where parties are located, and where a claim may be filed require legal analysis.
Union records, coworkers, product identification, and facility histories often cross jurisdictional lines.