Lou Wexler
Lou Wexler has been helping people with their legal problems since 1973. He is licensed to practice law in the States of Kansas and Missouri, and is admitted to practice in the Federal Courts in Kansas and Missouri and the United States Supreme Court.
One of Lou's cases is cited in Volume 43 ALR.5th 565 as the head case in paternity blood testing in the country.
Lou has 5 published opinions before the Supreme Court of Kansas:
- State v. Cabral, 228 Kansas. 741 (1980)
- State v. Shienle, 218 Kan. 637 (1976)
- State v. Sexton, 232 Kan. 539 (1983)
- State Ex Rel. Hausner v. Blackman, 233 Kan 223 (1983)
- State v. Fisher, 230 Kan. 192 (1981)
Lou has published opinions before the Court of Appeals of Kansas:
- State Ex Rel. Hausner v. Blackman, 7 Kan. App.2d 693 (1982)
Lou also has several unpublished decisions before the Court of Appeals:
- In re marriage of Haynes, No. 92,807 ( 2006)
- State v. Stuckey (1989)
- State v. Emmot (1996)
- In re Marriage of Stuckey (2008)
Lou is an experienced litigator and has tried over 100 jury cases to completion. To date, he still holds the largest verdict in Montgomery County, Missouri history, in Ritsch v. Neel.
He has successfully litigated against the Coca-Cola Company and Alcoa as well as major insurance companies.
His goal is to provide quality legal services at affordable costs
