Rubins, Kase, Hager, Cambiano and Bryant: Kansas City Attorneys

Our principle partners have a combined expertise of more than 150 years of practice.

 

Bio of Frederick W. Bryant

Frederick W. Bryant is a partner in the law firm of Rubins, Kase, Hager, Cambiano & Bryant in Kansas City. He concentrates his practice in the area of Personal Injury litigation and Workers' Compensation.

Fred obtained his B.A. degree in Political Science at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, where he was co-recipient of the Cornelius Roach Scholarship. Fred also attended law school at UMKC and graduated with distinction in 1982. Fred has been with RKHC&B since graduating from law school.

Fred is a member of the Missouri Bar, the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, Missouri Association of Trial Lawyers and the American Trial Lawyers Association. He has co-authored with his partner, Arthur J. Kase, a chapter for the KCMBA Young Lawyers Section on Automobile Accidents entitled "Intersectional Collisions." He has been recognized by the National College of Advocacy. He is assistant city prosecutor for the cities of Harrisonville, Missouri, and Cleveland, Missouri.

Fred has served as a trustee of the Kansas City Museum, secretary of the Kansas City Chapter of UNICO, president of the Northeast Kansas City Optimist Club, a member of the Holy Cross School Board and is currently a member of the Holy Cross Parish Finance Council and the Kansas City Museum advisory board for renovation of Corinthian Hall.

Fred has participated in the Volunteer Attorney Project of Legal Aid of Western Missouri since 1990, where he assists clients in the areas of bankruptcy and debtor/creditor matters and real estate. He was awarded the Missouri Bar's Pro Bono Award in 2001 for voluntary assistance to those in need of legal assistance.

Fred was elected in 2005 to serve on the Board of Governors of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys (MATA).

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