Overview
Grace Olson is an associate trial lawyer who represents individuals and corporations in the areas of premises liability, products liability, insurance law, and personal injury defense. Grace’s ability to think critically combined with her keen eye for detail allow her to craft compelling arguments on behalf of her clients. Throughout law school, Grace gained valuable experience working as a law clerk for a trial firm that concentrated on representing plaintiffs in civil litigation, giving Grace a unique perspective and assisting her in developing defense strategies.
A St. Louis native, Grace obtained her undergraduate degree at the University of Missouri, where she studied political science. Outside of work, Grace enjoys spending time with family and friends, discovering music playlists, and trying new restaurants.
Academic Honors and Activities
- Dean’s Scholar School of Law Scholarship Recipient
- Moot Court
Recent Results
Major Summary Judgment Victory in High-Stakes Legal Malpractice Case
Principals David Bub and Jeff Lester, along with Senior Associate Grace Olson, recently secured a complete defense victory on summary judgment in a high-exposure legal malpractice action arising out of a complex business dispute involving the ownership …
Summary Judgment Victory for Commercial Property Owner
Principal Jeff Lester and Associate Grace Olson secured a summary judgment victory on behalf of a commercial property owner in a vehicle-versus-pedestrian accident at a busy retail strip mall parking lot in St. Louis County. The plaintiffs—two pedestri …
Favorable Verdict Brought In On Construction Negligence Claim
After a week-long jury trial in Warren County Circuit Court, Brandon Copeland and Grace Olson obtained a favorable result for their clients – a construction company and its owner. Plaintiff alleged that the company negligently installed her in-ground s …
Practices
Education
- Saint Louis University (J.D., 2021)
- University of Missouri-Columbia (B.A., Political Science, 2016)
Bar Admissions
- Missouri
