Staci Schorgl practices in the areas of commercial litigation, products liability, class action, and employment litigation. She has experience in litigating matters through all phases, including case strategy, depositions, hearings, trial preparation, trial and appeals. She has obtained favorable results in jury and bench trials in personal injury, products liability and commercial disputes, and through alternative dispute resolution methods including arbitration and mediation. Her experience includes litigation of a variety of complex commercial disputes including professional negligence, fraud, statutory claims, breach of contract and products liability. Ms. Schorgl has extensive experience prosecuting and defending non-competition, unfair competition, non-disclosure and trade secret claims. She also has provided counseling to clients in connection with matters involving electronic discovery and records management. She has designed and implemented processes for preservation, collection and production of electronically stored information in connection with recent amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure pertaining to e-discovery. Ms. Schorgl is a member of the firm’s Recruiting Committee.
Clients of Ms. Schorgl include banking and financial institutions, consumer products manufacturers, transportation companies, residential developers, telecommunications companies, and international retailers.
While attending law school, Ms. Schorgl was a National Moot Court Team Member and served as administrative editor of the UMKC Law Review. She received best overall in the Ellison Moot Court competition, the John L. Sheridan Award for Best Overall Advocate and the UMKC Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. One of her Law Review publications was recognized in the “Worth Reading--Constitutional Law” section of the National Law Journal.
