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William Dailey practices in the General Business Litigation Practice Group in the St. Louis, Missouri office of Husch & Eppenberger, LLC.
Will's practice includes representing nursing homes, major corporations, and individuals in matters involving labor and employment, toxic torts, and various areas of business litigation. He is involved in all phases of litigation, including written discovery, depositions, motion practice, client counseling, and court appearances. In addition, Will is active in firm sponsored pro bono partnerships with Legal Services of Eastern Missouri and Operation YouthBuild, providing zealous advocacy for low income individuals in St. Louis City and County, Missouri.
As a law student in 2004, Will assisted in organizing the Re-Argument of Brown v. Board of Education during the Missouri Bar's Annual Meeting and Judicial Conference held in St. Louis. More recently, in 2006, Will received the BLSA Service Award from the Black Law Students Association at Saint Louis University School of Law for his involvement and support of the chapter's programs, initiatives, and workshops.
Prior to joining Husch, Will worked in the commercial banking industry for a major national banking institution.
Practice Areas:
General Business Litigation, Labor & Employment
Education:
J.D., Saint Louis University School of Law (2005); Public Law Review (Member); Academic Excellence Award (Criminal Law, Legal Research and Writing); Black Law Students Association (President); Carol L. McKaskel Scholarship (Recipient); Faculty Fellow; Moot Court I (Competitor); Student Bar Association (Class Representative); Teaching Assistant for Legal Research and Writing and Moot Court.
B.S., Finance, Xavier University of Louisiana (1998, cum laude).
Admissions:
Missouri (2005); Illinois (2006).
Legal Associations:
The Missouri Bar; Illinois State Bar Association; Mound City Bar Association (Chair, Education Commission); National Bar Association.
Civic Organizations:
Clayton High School (Mock Trial coach); De La Salle Middle School (Guest speaker); Mound City Bar Foundation (Board of Directors); University City High School (Guest speaker).
Publications:
Author, "Educational Inclusion or Illusion: The Examination of a Fact or Fiction," Mound City Bar Association, 2006. | 