Hamilton Weber LLC

Hamilton Weber LLC is proud to announce that the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®  and the 2024 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America lists 7 attorneys who were highly recommended by their peers. Hamilton Weber LLC would like to congratulate...

Wm. Randolph Weber of Hamilton Weber received the Missouri Municipal Attorney Association’s inaugural Fred Boeckmann Longevity Award. The award honors MMAA members who have exhibited a remarkable tenure of service to a single community over the course of a career. It...

Drew Weber and Brad Pryor made a presentation at the 2023 Missouri Municipal Attorneys Association Summer Seminar on the topic of “Real [Estate] Love: Common Real Estate Issues Encountered by Local Governments.”...

Our senior partner, David Hamilton, now mediating with JAMS, wrote this article about his experience in mediation. https://medium.com/@dtaylor.hamilton/what-do-we-know-f14d4449173c

Hamilton Weber LLC is seeking a litigation attorney with 1-5 years of experience in the areas of civil defense and commercial litigation practice areas, which includes medical malpractice defense, premises liability defense, municipal litigation, and other commercial...

Hamilton Weber LLC is pleased to announce that John A. Young has been appointed as the City Attorney for the City of Warrenton and Drew Weber was appointed as the Assistant City Attorney. The attorneys at Hamilton Weber LLC look forward to serving the City and the...

Best Lawyers® recently released the 2023 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America™, which honors and celebrates the professional accomplishments of the top legal talent in the country who were selected by their peers through...

Adopted in November of 2018, Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution authorizes and regulates medical marijuana, and directs the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (“Department”) to administer the State’s medical marijuana program, including granting...

On August 28, 2021, combined Missouri Senate Bills 42 and 51 went into effect. The new law provides certain liability protections for businesses against potential liability from COVID-19 infections. The law provides that no business “shall be liable in any COVID-19...