Casey & Devoti Office Manager, Stephanie Perry, was recently named an ‘Unsung Legal Hero’ by Missouri Lawyers Weekly. The award honors those law firm employees who diligently work behind the scenes handling the day-to-day operations of a firm. Stephanie was among 25 recipients who received the award throughout the St. Louis area. She is a valuable […]
A man represented by Casey & Devoti, a St. Louis-based personal injury firm, was successful in his case arising from a motor vehicle crash with an on-duty St. Louis City Police Officer. A jury in the City of St. Louis awarded the man $185,000 following a three-day trial that concluded on May 2, 2018. On […]
I consider a trial by jury as the only anchor yet imagined by man by which a government can be held to the principles of its constitution.” —— Thomas Jefferson Missouri’s 2018 Juror Appreciation Week is Sunday, April 29 – Saturday, May 5. During the week, judges, lawyers and court clerks will emphasize to jurors how important their […]
It was a magical night at the Magic Chef Mansion as folks rallied together for the ‘Hit A Home Run for St. Martha’s Hall’ fundraiser on Friday, April 6th. About 130 guests attended the baseball-themed party, which raised over $12,000 for St. Martha’s Hall, a St. Louis-based shelter for abused women and their children. Partner […]
In April 2018, Partner Matt Casey will finish his two-term stint as council member for the City of Richmond Heights, Missouri. For the past six years, Matt has devoted his time and energy to the betterment of Richmond Heights – working with residents and the local business community on projects that will strengthen and grow the city […]
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s National Board of Trustees recently appointed Partner Matthew J. Devoti to its National Leadership Council. In March 2018, Matt was recognized for his outstanding personal contributions to the Gateway Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation during the national foundation’s Volunteer Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. This annual leadership conference brings together […]
As passionate advocates for distracted driving awareness, Matt Casey and Matt Devoti thought it was only fitting for the firm to adopt a safe driving policy. This policy sets guidelines and expectations for all Casey & Devoti employees whether they are on the road driving or in the office. Oftentimes, Matt and Matt travel great distances […]
Casey & Devoti Partner Matthew Devoti was recently appointed by the Gateway Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the national Board of Trustees to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s National Leadership Council. Matt will be recognized for his outstanding personal contributions to the Gateway chapter during the March 2018 Volunteer Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. This […]
Over the summer, we had a little fun getting to know Partner Matt Casey. Now it’s time to learn more about the other half of Casey & Devoti, Partner Matt Devoti. Matt currently resides in the south St. Louis City neighborhood of St. Louis Hills with his wife Lauren, their daughter Lillian (1) and his […]
In early November, Casey & Devoti continued its commitment to the Gateway Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation by sponsoring a table at their annual gala – which raised over $400,000 for the foundation. The 26th annual ‘Reach For A Star’ masquerade-style gala was held on Friday, November 3rd at the Ritz Carlton St. Louis. Partner Matt […]
Matt Casey and Matt Devoti are pleased to welcome Anne Brockland to the firm as a new partner. The firm name will officially change to Casey, Devoti & Brockland, P.C. Anne joins the firm will over 10 years of personal injury trial experience with a special emphasis on medical malpractice. She takes great pride in helping people […] more
Casey & Devoti recently hosted a toilet paper drive to benefit St. Martha’s Hall, a shelter for abused women and their children. Through the generosity of clients, colleagues, family and friends, the firm was able to collect over 150 rolls of toilet paper for the shelter. In late summer, a water leak in the shelter’s basement […] more
When the sun goes down, extra dangers arise on the road. Dark conditions are not ideal for human eyes. As we age, our ability to see clearly at night deteriorates. The National Safety Council estimates that a 50-year-old driver may need twice as much light to see comfortably over a 30-year old driver. Limited light […] more
