Kenneth J. Heinz
Principal
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Education
Community/Civic Involvement
Law Practice
Ken concentrates his practice in business transactions; cable television law; computer; condemnation law (eminent domain); construction; employment matters; municipal law; probate, trust and estate administration; real estate; tort litigation; trials and appeals (complex litigation); urban development and tax increment financing.
After graduating from Washington University School of Law, Ken served as a law clerk to the Honorable James A. Finch, Jr., of the Supreme Court of Missouri.
He is the author of the following articles:
“Prohibition Procedure for the Civil Practitioner” – St. Louis Bar Journal
“The Struggle for Autonomy in Municipal Earnings Taxation” and “City Employment Residency Requirements” – Urban Law Annual
“Problem Solving with Computerized Legal Research” – Missouri Bar Journal
“The Sunshine Law” – Missouri Municipal Review
Ken has been active as special counsel to many municipalities in Missouri and Illinois on redevelopment and telecommunications issues. He has delivered seminars to numerous public and private groups at the local and state level on municipal issues.
Bar Admissions
Illinois (all Illinois State Courts)
Missouri (all Missouri State Courts)
U.S. District Court, Eastern Districts of Missouri
U.S. District Court, Southern and Central Districts of Illinois
U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh and Eighth Circuits
U.S. Supreme Court
Professional Associations & Memberships
The Missouri Bar
The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
St. Louis County Bar Association
Municipal Attorneys’ Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, President
Professional Overview
Education
Community/Civic Involvement
Law Practice
Ken concentrates his practice in business transactions; cable television law; computer; condemnation law (eminent domain); construction; employment matters; municipal law; probate, trust and estate administration; real estate; tort litigation; trials and appeals (complex litigation); urban development and tax increment financing.
After graduating from Washington University School of Law, Ken served as a law clerk to the Honorable James A. Finch, Jr., of the Supreme Court of Missouri.
He is the author of the following articles:
“Prohibition Procedure for the Civil Practitioner” – St. Louis Bar Journal
“The Struggle for Autonomy in Municipal Earnings Taxation” and “City Employment Residency Requirements” – Urban Law Annual
“Problem Solving with Computerized Legal Research” – Missouri Bar Journal
“The Sunshine Law” – Missouri Municipal Review
Ken has been active as special counsel to many municipalities in Missouri and Illinois on redevelopment and telecommunications issues. He has delivered seminars to numerous public and private groups at the local and state level on municipal issues.
Bar Admissions
Illinois (all Illinois State Courts)
Missouri (all Missouri State Courts)
U.S. District Court, Eastern Districts of Missouri
U.S. District Court, Southern and Central Districts of Illinois
U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh and Eighth Circuits
U.S. Supreme Court
Professional Associations & Memberships
The Missouri Bar
The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
St. Louis County Bar Association
Municipal Attorneys’ Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, President
Professional Overview
Law Practice
Ken concentrates his practice in business transactions; cable television law; computer; condemnation law (eminent domain); construction; employment matters; municipal law; probate, trust and estate administration; real estate; tort litigation; trials and appeals (complex litigation); urban development and tax increment financing.
After graduating from Washington University School of Law, Ken served as a law clerk to the Honorable James A. Finch, Jr., of the Supreme Court of Missouri.
He is the author of the following articles:
“Prohibition Procedure for the Civil Practitioner” – St. Louis Bar Journal
“The Struggle for Autonomy in Municipal Earnings Taxation” and “City Employment Residency Requirements” – Urban Law Annual
“Problem Solving with Computerized Legal Research” – Missouri Bar Journal
“The Sunshine Law” – Missouri Municipal Review
Ken has been active as special counsel to many municipalities in Missouri and Illinois on redevelopment and telecommunications issues. He has delivered seminars to numerous public and private groups at the local and state level on municipal issues.
Bar Admissions
Illinois (all Illinois State Courts)
Missouri (all Missouri State Courts)
U.S. District Court, Eastern Districts of Missouri
U.S. District Court, Southern and Central Districts of Illinois
U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh and Eighth Circuits
U.S. Supreme Court
Professional Associations & Memberships
The Missouri Bar
The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
St. Louis County Bar Association
Municipal Attorneys’ Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, President
Education
Community/Civic Involvement
Recent News
CHGO Law Attorneys Announced as Super Lawyers 2024
Nov 19, 2024
Robert Jones Reelected to Missouri Bar Board of Governors
Aug 19, 2024
Edward Sluys Named One of the 25 Best Attorneys for 2024 by Small Business Monthly
Aug 13, 2024
Stephanie Karr Elected as 2nd Vice President of the Missouri Municipal Attorneys Association
Jul 13, 2024
Kevin O’Keefe Receives Fred Boeckmann Longevity Award
Jul 13, 2024
Practice Areas
Business Transactions and Disputes
Business Transactions and Disputes
Criminal and Traffic Matters
Education Law
Employment Law
Energy, Telecommunications and Utilities
Estate Planning, Trusts and Probate
Family Law
Local Government Law
Mediation and Arbitration
Personal Injury, Malpractice and Workers' Compensation Litigation
Real Estate and Construction Law
Recent News
CHGO Law Attorneys Announced as Super Lawyers 2024
Nov 19, 2024
Robert Jones Reelected to Missouri Bar Board of Governors
Aug 19, 2024
Edward Sluys Named One of the 25 Best Attorneys for 2024 by Small Business Monthly
Aug 13, 2024
Stephanie Karr Elected as 2nd Vice President of the Missouri Municipal Attorneys Association
Jul 13, 2024
Kevin O’Keefe Receives Fred Boeckmann Longevity Award
Jul 13, 2024
Practice Areas
Business Transactions and Disputes
Business Transactions and Disputes
Criminal and Traffic Matters
Education Law
Employment Law
Energy, Telecommunications and Utilities
Estate Planning, Trusts and Probate
Family Law
Local Government Law
Mediation and Arbitration
Personal Injury, Malpractice and Workers' Compensation Litigation
Real Estate and Construction Law
Recent News
CHGO Law Attorneys Announced as Super Lawyers 2024
Nov 19, 2024
Robert Jones Reelected to Missouri Bar Board of Governors
Aug 19, 2024
Edward Sluys Named One of the 25 Best Attorneys for 2024 by Small Business Monthly
Aug 13, 2024
Stephanie Karr Elected as 2nd Vice President of the Missouri Municipal Attorneys Association
Jul 13, 2024
Kevin O’Keefe Receives Fred Boeckmann Longevity Award
Jul 13, 2024
Practice Areas
Business Transactions and Disputes
Business Transactions and Disputes
Criminal and Traffic Matters
Education Law
Employment Law
Energy, Telecommunications and Utilities
Estate Planning, Trusts and Probate
Family Law
Local Government Law
Mediation and Arbitration
Personal Injury, Malpractice and Workers' Compensation Litigation
Real Estate and Construction Law