Andereck, Evans, Lewis, Figg & Battagler LLC

The firm gathered in Kansas City this weekend for its annual December meeting. This has been a tradition for nearly 50 years. Pictured from left to right are attorneys: Miles Figg, Joshua Friel, Lori Battern, Shawn Battagler, Megan Ray, Sheri Smiley, Darynne O'Neal, Terry Evans, and Bill Lewis.

Megan Ray recently provided supervisor training to a rural electric cooperative. Topics included Fair Labor Standards Act timekeeping requirements, Family Medical Leave Act concerns, harassment, discrimination and bullying in the workplace, and maintaining the independent contractor relationship. All of our rural electric cooperative attorneys are well-versed in all facets of employment law and can provide training for your organization!

Megan Ray recently presented information regarding how to preserve the independent contractor relationship and avoid responsibility for independent contractor's negligent acts to a group of line superintendents and operations managers. Our attorneys can provide advice on effective contract and control methods for avoiding potential liability of your contractors.

Megan Ray recently presented information to a group of accountants and HR professionals regarding impacts to their businesses due to the legalization of medical marijuana in Missouri. If your business needs advice regarding medical marijuana, a member of our MMJ practice group can help! We have attorneys licensed in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma.

The firm gathered in Kansas City this weekend for its annual December meeting. This has been a tradition for nearly 50 years. Pictured from left to right are attorneys: Miles Figg, Joshua Friel, Lori Battern, Shawn Battagler, Megan Ray, Sheri Smiley, Darynne O'Neal, Terry Evans, and Bill Lewis.

Megan Ray recently provided supervisor training to a rural electric cooperative. Topics included Fair Labor Standards Act timekeeping requirements, Family Medical Leave Act concerns, harassment, discrimination and bullying in the workplace, and maintaining the independent contractor relationship. All of our rural electric cooperative attorneys are well-versed in all facets of employment law and can provide training for your organization!

We are hiring! Paralegal / Legal Assistant (Full Time): Desirable candidates are able to work independently and as part of a multi-location support staff with limited supervision, are highly organized and hard working. Must be proficient with Word, Excel, Outlook, PDF Software, and Missouri Courts’ Case.Net. Must be able to manage several projects and tasks at once. General office duties such as answering phones, filing, replying to emails, responding to legal inquiries a...nd ensuring docket deadlines are met. Primary responsibilities include communicating with clients, medical providers and court staff, tracking deadlines and case status, maintaining litigation and estate files, investigating facts, drafting letters, pleadings and medical chronologies, and organizing documents. Requirements: High school diploma or GED (college degree preferred), previous paralegal or secretarial experience, detail-oriented, and professional demeanor. Full benefits. Work schedule is Monday through Friday. Email resume, references, and salary expectations to: Andereck, Evans, Lewis, Figg, and Battagler, LLC at [email protected] See more

Megan Ray recently presented information regarding how to preserve the independent contractor relationship and avoid responsibility for independent contractor's negligent acts to a group of line superintendents and operations managers. Our attorneys can provide advice on effective contract and control methods for avoiding potential liability of your contractors.

Megan Ray recently presented information to a group of accountants and HR professionals regarding impacts to their businesses due to the legalization of medical marijuana in Missouri. If your business needs advice regarding medical marijuana, a member of our MMJ practice group can help! We have attorneys licensed in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma.