St. Louis trial lawyer Rachel Roman is an associate, Zevan and Davidson law firm. Rachel has successfully litigated cases, product liability, medical malpractice, personal injury, death, undue liability and toxic to be.
Rachel earned her diploma in nursing, the emphasis is on the perustutkintotason of Loyola University Chicago in 2001. Prior to the school law, he worked as an emergency room registered nurse level 1 trauma centers in Chicago.
In 2006, he graduated from the Saint Louis University School of Law. Law School Rachel earned the certificate of health law, was the lead editor, Saint Louis University Journal of health law and worked as a judicial extern to U.s. Attorney Office of the health care fraud and abuse. Rachel is licensed under the, the policy of the Missouri and Illinois and Missouri in the United States District Court in the Eastern District, Western District of Missouri and the Southern District of Illinois.
Rachel was named a Super lawyer Rising Star, Missouri, in 2009 and 2010. In 2012, he was called to the national trial lawyers association in the Top 40 for 40-year-old Missouri as a lawyer.
Zevan and Davidson on behalf of clients, in addition to the Rachel is her work with the Member States of the Missouri Association of trial lawyer, the women's Lawyers Association of St. Louis, the American Association, the American Bar Association and the Bar Association of Metropolitan Saint Louis. Rachel has taught the responsibility of the regions of the brain damage, and Anatomy and Physiology Bützow.
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Davidson law firm specialised in the provision of medical and Zevan malpractice and personal injury cases throughout Missouri won several more million dollar legal injury on behalf of customers. They can understand, care and sensitivity to the importance of the medical malpractice and personal injury cases. For this reason, and to aggressively pursue legal Zevan Davidson and due compensation for the damage, and, at the same time to protect the mental and physical health more.
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