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About Kimberly Foppe
Kimberly Foppe is an Associate Attorney at The Bruning Law Firm in St. Louis, Missouri. She specializes in personal injury law, with experience in motor vehicle accident, premises liability, and wrongful death litigation.
Foppe began her career as a paralegal. She progressed through several positions at Brown & Crouppen, starting as a Paralegal and subsequently working as an Associate Attorney before joining The Bruning Law Firm.
She earned her Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University School of Law in 2022 and her Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies from Webster University in 2015.
She is admitted to the Missouri and Illinois bars and was recognized as a National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 in 2024.
Practice areas
Education
Webster University
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Missouri
State Bar of Illinois
Awards & recognition
National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 (2024)
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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Kansas City firms

Brown & Crouppen
$119.5 million (approximately, as cut post-trial; $462 million gross verdict) · $462 Million Verdict Against Trailer Maker Wabash in a Fatal St. Louis Underride Crash

The Popham Law Firm
$57 million · $57 Million Settlement for 1,700 Sprint Workers in Landmark ADEA Collective Action

Dollar, Burns, Becker & Hershewe
$82.3 million · $82.3 Million Verdict for I-70 Crash Victim Struck by Trucker Watching Videos on iPad

Shamberg Johnson & Bergman
$15,275,000 (judgment after comparative-fault reduction; $23.5 million gross verdict) · $23.5 Million Verdict Against Swift Transportation for Meth-Impaired Driver Who Backed Into Highway Traffic

Wagstaff & Cartmell
$235 million · Altria Pays $235 Million After Wagstaff & Cartmell Rests SFUSD's Case Mid-Trial









