Peter Helped me with a case these last few months. Always explained everything in depth. Can’t say enough good things about how it went.
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You can’t go wrong with [Bruntrager & Billings P.C.]. Don’t just trust my word for it though. See for yourself or better yet, ask other attorneys who they would personally use. I’m sure you’d hear not just one, but several of [their] names.
Peter Helped me with a case these last few months. Always explained everything in depth. Can’t say enough good things about how it went.
I’ve dealt with Charlie and he is wonderful. VERY knowledgeable of the law. I would definitely recommend if you are facing hardship.
You can’t go wrong with any of them. Don’t just trust my word for it though. See for yourself or better yet, ask other attorneys who they would personally use. I’m sure you’d hear not just one, but several of the names above.
“I find the law firm of Bruntrager & Billings, P.C. to be totally professional, compassionate and caring. They do their homework to get results. Their whole staff is there with you all the way. Charles W. Billings was there with us from day one working the case and keeping us informed every step of the way. I have total confidence and trust with him as our attorney and now think of him as a friend. This is a wonderful family law firm and would highly recommend them to anyone.”
Before opening his own firm in 1954, Raymond A. Bruntrager served in the circuit attorney’s office, prosecuting many high-profile cases, including over 50 felony cases, and establishing himself as a success-driven, criminal defense attorney. It was in this office that Bruntrager tried his most famous case: The Southwest Bank Robbery in 1953, which was eventually made into a movie, The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery starring Steve McQueen in 1959.
Raymond A. Bruntrager was many things throughout his lifetime. An Army Air Force Veteran, an honoree of the Soldier’s Medal, a lawyer, a business owner, and a father to name a few.
When he started his law firm in 1954, his mantra was simple: treat clients with respect and perform the legal work that was promised in return for a fair fee. And though his firm has continued on without him, his legacy remains.
To this day, Bruntrager’s son, Neil, says, “I have people who call the office to say, ‘I was a client 50 years ago, and I wanted to see how he was doing.’ You can only hope to begin to touch a fraction of the lives he touched for the good.”
For all that you did for us then, and now, thank you. Happy Father’s Day! To read more about Raymond and his life, click here.
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