Our Philosophy

At Randles & Splittgerber, we believe in the true definition of a lawyer as a counselor. In fact, this definition is the founding principle of our firm, which is dedicated to advising small to mid-sized businesses and individuals on matters ranging from contract negotiations to employment disputes to trials and appeals. Our mission is to help clients avoid the common pitfalls associated with critical business decisions while also working effectively to provide excellent counsel in a cost-efficient manner. At Randles & Splittgerber, we believe your business should not have to choose between world-class legal services and a more affordable alternative. Every client deserves knowledgeable, credible professionals who are dedicated to their best interests.

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Product Liability

Randles & Splittgerber has achieved numerous favorable outcomes for clients on a range of product liability matters. Randles & Splittgerber attorneys bring the experience of working with national law firms to our litigation boutique which combines for the service and outcomes clients expect.

Lead Defense

Randles & Splittgerber commonly represents large and small businesses in commercial litigation, product liability, labor and employment and appellate matters, among others.

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ATTORNEY SPOTLIGHT
BEV RANDLES attorney | partner

Bev is an accomplished litigator, negotiator, and trial counsel with extensive experience representing a variety of businesses in complex litigation. Prior to co-founding Randles & Splittgerber, Bev served as a product liability litigator at Kansas City’s largest law firm. In this role, she represented numerous Fortune 500 companies and defended cases across the country.

In her current practice, Bev uses her national litigation expertise, combined with her experience with transactional, contract, and business counseling, to represent businesses on matters ranging from contract negotiation to representation at trial.

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