St. Louis law firm · Injury · Business · Civil · Federal
Hurt in an accident? Starting a business? In a dispute? Talk to the lawyer who will handle your case.
The Law Offices of Harjot Singh Padda help people and businesses in St. Louis and across Missouri. We handle injury claims, business law, civil lawsuits and federal court cases. Injury consultations are free.
Direct
You talk with your lawyer, not a call center. Plain answers, in plain words.
Focused
A small office that takes on the matters it can give real attention.
Ready for court
Cases are prepared from day one as if they may go to trial.
How we can help
Car, truck and motorcycle crashes, falls, dog bites and wrongful death. Free consultation.
Bedsores, falls, abuse, and poor care of a loved one in a nursing home.
Missed diagnoses, surgical and medication errors, and birth injuries.
When an insurer undervalues, delays or refuses to pay a home, business or vehicle damage claim.
Starting a company, contracts, leases, and buying or selling a business.
Civil rights, job discrimination and other cases that belong in federal court.
How this firm works
Three steps. A clear path forward.
1
Tell us what happened
Call, text or book online. We listen and ask the right questions.
2
Get a clear plan
You learn your options, your deadlines and the fee, in writing, before anything starts.
3
We do the work
Your lawyer handles your matter and keeps you updated. You make the big decisions.
Harjot Singh Padda, JD
Admitted to The Missouri Bar, 2002
Mr. Padda earned his law degree at the University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Law. When you hire this office, he is the lawyer on your case.
Common questions
Is the first meeting free?
For injury cases, yes. The injury consultation is free. Business and other civil matters start with a paid consultation, and you see the fee when you book.
How do I pay a lawyer for an injury case?
Most injury cases use a contingency fee. That means the fee is a share of what is recovered, set out in a written agreement. Read how contingency fees work.
Do I have to come to the office?
No. You can meet at the office on Woodson Rd, by phone, or by video. You pick when you schedule.
Is there a deadline to file my case?
Yes. In Missouri, most injury cases must be filed within five years, and some have much shorter deadlines. See Missouri filing deadlines.