About Powell Law Firm — Personal Injury St Louis Missouri
Powell Law Firm is a personal injury St Louis practice led by attorney Kenny Powell. The firm serves clients across the St. Louis metropolitan area from the Clayton Road corridor. It handles car accidents, medical malpractice, and wrongful death claims. The team builds genuine client relationships rather than high-volume processing. Because serious cases need depth, the firm pursues careful investigation. It also handles medical malpractice, which requires expert witnesses. The firm serves St. Louis County and St. Louis City. For more local options, you can browse St. Louis attorneys.
What Clients Say
Reviews are uniformly strong. Clients describe the attorneys as clear communicators who explain each step honestly. Many use the phrase “treated like family” to describe the experience. In short, people feel valued and well represented.
Personal Injury St Louis — Practice Areas & Services
- Car, truck, and motorcycle accident claims.
- Medical malpractice cases requiring expert review.
- Wrongful death claims for grieving families.
- Slip-and-fall and other serious injury matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Missouri’s deadline to file an injury lawsuit?
Missouri generally allows five years for most personal injury claims. Medical malpractice has a shorter two-year deadline from discovery. A lawyer can confirm your timeline.
What makes medical malpractice cases complex?
These cases require expert medical witnesses and deep investigation. They go beyond what most general injury firms handle. A firm with this capability can strengthen your claim.
Where are St. Louis injury cases filed?
Cases here go through the St. Louis County or City Circuit Court. The 21st Judicial Circuit in Clayton handles many county claims.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in St. Louis, Missouri
- Statewide crash data: MoDOT publishes annual traffic safety statistics, including the St. Louis region — Missouri Department of Transportation.
- Statute of limitations: Five years for most injury claims; two years for medical malpractice from discovery — RSMo 516.120 and 516.105.
- Comparative fault: Missouri uses pure comparative fault to apportion damages — Missouri courts.



