Casey & Devoti

Casey & Devoti has been handling complex personal injury, automobile accident, and commercial cases since 1983. Our firm is dedicated to providing both individuals and small companies with first class, personal, professional, and aggressive legal representation. Our lawyers have extensive trial experience and over the years have tried a range of cases, including automobile accidents, truck accidents, medical malpractice, products liability, premises liability and commercial disputes.

At Casey & Devoti, we take pride in providing high quality legal representation to individuals and companies that have been harmed. We are willing to accept cases under a variety of different fee arrangements, including contingent fee agreements. Although most of the individuals we represent are represented under a contingent fee agreement, as a small specialized law firm, we are able to offer flexible and affordable fee structures to small to mid-sized companies.

Casey & Devoti is located in downtown St. Louis, Missouri. Our offices overlook the historic Old Courthouse and are within walking distance of the federal and state courthouses.

To set up a free consultation, please call 314-421-0763 or send us an email.

A study recently published in a prominent medical journal calls into question the claim that the existing “medical malpractice crisis” is a result of patients seeking redress for harm caused to them by their health care providers. The article, titled “Five Myths of Medical Malpractice” and published in the journal “Chest”, discounts five myths that [...]

Casey & Devoti recently agreed to sponsor “The Wine Opener” event hosted by the St. Louis chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The fund-raising event will include tasting stations featuring wines from both international and domestic wineries as well as food prepared by local chefs. This year’s event will be in the City Hall rotunda [...]

A client represented by Casey & Devoti received a favorable verdict in her employment discrimination case this past week. The woman worked as a limited-term utility worker for the City of St. Louis in 2009. She alleged that she was subjected to unwanted and unwelcome sexual advances during that Summer by her direct supervisor. She [...]