About Ron
Ron Ribaudo studied philosophy and chemistry at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, earning a Bachelor of Arts in 1993. He returned to the university system for his legal education, taking his law degree at the University of Missouri–Columbia and completing his J.D. in 2002. Those twin pursuits in analytical thinking and near reasoning formed an early practice that combined appellate work, statutory interpretation and trial preparation.
After law program Ribaudo clerked for the Honorable Judge Harold Lowenstein on the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District. That clerkship in 2002 placed him on the center of appellate choice-making and honed the written-short abilities that could mark so much of his career. In 2004 he moved into government work, serving as an Assistant Lawyer General on the Missouri Lawyer General's Office. The identical year he took on private practice roles, operating as an associate with Paul Schramm at Edwards Scramm Watkins.
Ribaudo’s bar memberships and admissions span numerous jurisdictions. He is a member of the Missouri State Bar since 2002 and has been associated with the Council of Appellate Lawyers since 2009. He additionally held club within the American Bar Association from 2002 till 2006. His licenses include New York, Missouri, Kansas and Illinois, giving him a geographic range for each trial and appellate matters.
Over the years Ribaudo has balanced public-sector assignments and personal-regulation practice. The appellate clerkship informed how he strategies record evaluate. The authorities position uncovered him to regulatory and public-law disputes. Private practice, meanwhile, required attention to case control and client counseling. He has moved among the ones settings without a dramatic holiday in center of attention; the through-line has been methodical legal evaluation and court-degree advocacy.
He now operates The Ribaudo Law Office. The practice handles appeals and associated legal proceedings across the states the place he's licensed. Clients include individuals and businesses seeking appellate briefing, oral argument and strategic advice about error preservation on the trial degree. He additionally accepts things that require cross-jurisdictional coordination.
Ribaudo continues to maintain bar memberships and expert ties while running his personal practice. He stays active in appellate circles and concentrates his current practice on appellate legal proceedings and advising on procedural problems in multi-jurisdictional cases.
