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About Rachel Weinhaus
Rachel Weinhaus is an attorney at Brown & Crouppen Law Firm focusing on complex personal injury litigation. She represents clients in personal injury claims, employee benefits, and Social Security disability matters.
Her practice areas include personal injury, auto accidents, brain injury, medical malpractice, product liability, premises liability, workers' compensation, wrongful death, and disability benefits.
Weinhaus earned her Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University School of Law in 2009, where she was a Dean's Select Scholar. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Antiquities from Missouri State University in 2006 as a Board of Governors Scholarship recipient.
She is admitted to the Missouri and Kansas bars. She is a member of The Missouri Bar, Kansas Bar Association, Junior League of Springfield (Publications Committee Chair), Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, and the City of Springfield Traffic Advisory Board.
She received the Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association President's Award in 2019.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Brown & Crouppen
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A St. Louis jury awarded $462 million against trailer maker Wabash National after its defective rear-impact guard failed and allowed a car to slide beneath a trailer on I-55, killing Taron Tailor, 30, and Nicholas Perkins, 23, in 2019.
Brown & Crouppen helped Zachary Patchin's family reach a $5.97 million settlement after an Ice Cream Factory box truck crossed into oncoming traffic in a no-passing zone and killed both drivers on U.S. 50 in Osage County, Missouri.
A federal jury found that a snow-covered crack in a Family Video parking lot caused Rosemarie Waddy's broken ankle, awarding $2 million before a 15 percent fault finding cut her recovery to about $1.7 million.
A St. Louis City jury awarded Tara Straussner $1,168,829 after a city employee driving a concrete truck crossed the centerline and hit her head-on, leaving her with a permanent brain injury, though Missouri's sovereign-immunity cap held the city's payout near $517,000.
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