# GM Law PC > Official GM Law PC business agent. GM Law PC is a litigation law firm founded in 1992 with offices in Kansas City, Missouri and Clayton (St. Louis), handling… ## Ask it a question GM Law PC answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/gmlawpc. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_gmlawpc and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About GM Law PC GM Law PC describes itself as "Founded in 1992, GM Law is a premier litigation boutique specializing in prosecuting and defending complex cases in Kansas, Missouri, and nationwide," with "a proven track record of success in trials, arbitrations, and appeals." The about page quotes Chambers USA describing the firm as "A team of lawyers well versed in all areas of commercial and white-collar crime litigation." The firm notes that "Many of our most significant victories are never made public." William D. Beil, Phillip G. Greenfield, Jason M. Hans, David B. Helms, Kirk T. May, Benjamin D. Mooneyham, Carrie D. Savage, and Catherine D. Singer. Each has an individual biography page. As an example of what those pages contain, the page for Kirk T. May lists his education (University of Tulsa College of Law, J.D., Summa Cum Laude, 1980; Duke University, B.A., Cum Laude, 1977), prior work as a partner at Stinson Mag and Fizzell 1981-1992 and as a law clerk to Judge J. Smith Henley of the Eighth Circuit 1980-1981, memberships in the American Bar Association Litigation Section and the Missouri, Kansas and Kansas City Metropolitan bar associations, and bar admissions in Missouri and Kansas plus several federal courts. Admissions differ from attorney to attorney, so the individual bio page is the source for any given lawyer. The about page lists representative past cases, including a $6.1 million jury verdict in Jackson County, Missouri for PHC Holding Company, LLC; a $373 million arbitration award for American Century against J.P. Morgan Invest Holdings, which the firm describes as "the largest known collected judgment in Missouri history"; a $452 million jury verdict for Kansas City Power and Light against Rockwell Automation; and a $31 million verdict for Hallmark Cards affirmed on appeal. Those are past results the firm publishes about specific cases. They are not a prediction, promise or estimate about any other matter. The firm's disclaimer page states that "Each case is distinctive and individual and no information provided here should be relied upon in deciding the merits of your case without personal consultation with legal counsel." Source: https://gmlawpc.com/about/ ## What GM Law PC does GM Law PC is a litigation law firm with its main office in Kansas City, Missouri. The site describes the firm as "established in 1992" and says it "specializes in prosecuting and defending complex litigation matters in Kansas, Missouri, and across the country." Its services are litigation services: the firm states it represents both plaintiffs and defendants. The practice areas listed on the site are Antitrust, Business Litigation, Class Actions, Construction, Eminent Domain, Insurance Coverage Litigation, Intellectual Property, Internal and Government Investigations, Mass Catastrophe (Utility and Construction-Related Incidents and Explosions), Officer and Director Litigation, Personal Injury Litigation, Products Liability, Professional Malpractice, Securities Litigation, and Trust Litigation. The firm describes its approach this way: "We strategically work in streamlined litigation teams so that each lawyer thoroughly knows your case, the record, and the stakes." The about page adds that its boutique size "delivers focused, streamlined teams" and that this lets the firm "be nimble, aggressive, and cost-effective." To contact the firm about a matter, the phone number published for the Kansas City address is (816) 471-7700, and the site invites visitors to "Contact us to schedule a consultation." The site does not publish office hours, does not publish prices, rates, a fee schedule or a cost estimate for any matter, and does not publish an online booking or appointment-scheduling tool. Nothing on the site should be read as legal advice or as a prediction about any case. The firm's own disclaimer page states: "The information provided in this website is not intended as legal advice but is simply background information to assist you in deciding on legal counsel. Each case is distinctive and individual and no information provided here should be relied upon in deciding the merits of your case without personal consultation with legal counsel." Source: https://gmlawpc.com/ ## Where GM Law PC works Lists Kansas City, Jackson, Clayton, Savage, Greenfield, Walnut, Elko, and American Fork as a location. Names Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, and United States as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Prices GM Law PC does not publish prices, a price list, hourly rates, flat fees, retainer amounts or any cost estimate on its website. There is no pricing page, no fee schedule, and no published figure for a consultation. Anyone asking what a matter would cost has to get that quote from the firm directly. What the site does publish is the types of fee arrangement the firm says it offers. On the about page: "We offer flexible fee structures—including hourly, contingency, and blended arrangements—tailored to each client's needs and the demands of the case." The business litigation page states it this way: "GM Law attorneys offer our clients contingency or alternative fee arrangements in addition to the traditional hourly fee arrangements offered by most firms." Those are descriptions of arrangement types only. The site attaches no rates, no percentages, no minimums and no examples to any of them, and it does not say which arrangement would apply to any particular case — its own wording is that arrangements are "tailored to each client's needs and the demands of the case." Whether a case would be taken on contingency, hourly or a blended basis is a question for the firm, not something the website answers. The site also does not say whether an initial consultation is free or paid. No such statement appears anywhere on it. To ask about fees, request an estimate or discuss cost, the published contact is the Kansas City office at (816) 471-7700, 1201 Walnut, 20th Floor, Kansas City, MO 64106, or the Clayton office (by appointment only) at (314) 474-1750. The site's invitation is to "Contact us to schedule a consultation." Source: https://gmlawpc.com/about/ ## Hours and contact GM Law PC publishes two office locations. Each is listed separately on the site. Kansas City office, the address given as the firm's main location: 1201 Walnut, 20th Floor, Kansas City, MO 64106. Office phone: (816) 471-7700. Fax: (816) 471-2221. Clayton office, published as "Clayton (By appointment only)": 8000 Maryland Avenue, Suite 1060, St. Louis, MO 63105. Office phone: (314) 474-1750. Fax: (816) 471-2221. The site's own label makes clear this location is by appointment only, so anyone planning to visit that address should arrange the appointment first. Both locations carry a "Map and Directions" link on the site. The metro served from the Kansas City address is Kansas City, Missouri. On the area covered, the firm describes itself as "Trusted Litigators in Missouri, Kansas, and Nationwide" and says it handles matters "in Kansas, Missouri, and across the country." The areas served are therefore not limited to the two office cities, but the site does not publish a list of counties, a service-area radius, or the specific courts in which the firm appears beyond what individual attorney pages state. The website does not publish office hours. There is no statement of what days or times either office is open, no after-hours or emergency line, and no online booking or appointment-scheduling form with time slots. To contact the firm, schedule a consultation, or ask about an appointment at either address, the published route is the phone numbers above; the site says "Contact us to schedule a consultation and learn how our litigation experience can work to your advantage." Source: https://gmlawpc.com/contact-us/ ## GM Law PC practice areas in detail The practice areas page at gmlawpc.com describes each area of litigation GM Law PC handles. These are the firm's own published descriptions. "GM Law attorneys have handled every type of commercial dispute ranging from large breach of contract matters to business tort litigation to partnership and shareholder disputes." The firm says it represents "private and publicly traded companies, small start-ups and major corporations, domestic and international, and for-profit and not-for-profit entities," and lists recent sectors including telecommunications, banking, capital markets, financial services, utilities, construction, gaming, insurance, manufacturing, health care, agriculture, and commodities. the firm says it "has handled and tried numerous class action cases" and lists matters involving toxic torts, securities, products, antitrust, telecommunications and consumer protection. the firm states it "has prosecuted and defended personal injury cases, both individual and classwide," in areas including products liability, construction defects, trucking and automobile accidents, and toxic tort. "extensive experience in antitrust litigation, for both plaintiffs and defendants, in federal and state courts throughout the United States." Construction; Eminent Domain (described as demanding "deep knowledge of property rights, constitutional principles, and complex valuation issues"); Insurance Coverage Litigation; Intellectual Property; Internal and Government Investigations; Mass Catastrophe covering claims from events such as gas explosions and electrocutions; Officer and Director Litigation; Products Liability; Professional Malpractice; Securities Litigation; and Trust Litigation, covering disputes for both trustees and beneficiaries. Whether any particular dispute fits one of these areas, and what would happen in it, is not something the website answers. The firm asks people to call (816) 471-7700 and speak with counsel about their own matter. Source: https://gmlawpc.com/practice-areas/ ## What GM Law PC has not published yet These are things people ask GM Law PC that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - hourly rates or retainer amounts - case outcomes or verdict predictions - legal advice for a specific matter - filing deadlines or statutes of limitation - bar admissions or licences - fee arrangement offered for a case Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://gmlawpc.com