Jenifer C. Snow

Jenifer C. Snow practices civil litigation as a trial lawyer at the law office of Brown & Crouppen, P.C., which has locations in Missouri and Illinois. Based in the St. Louis, Missouri office, Ms. Snow represents individuals who have suffered injuries through no fault of their own. Her areas of focus include cases involving:

· Tractor-trailer accidents

· Motorcycle accidents

· Pedestrian accidents

· Car accidents

· Slip-and-fall accidents

· Dog bites

· Severe injury 

· Wrongful death

In addition to her work in personal injury cases, Ms. Snow has extensive experience advocating for plaintiffs in civil rights actions. She places her clients' interests as a top priority and treats each individual client as if they were her own friends or family. She quickly establishes a rapport with them and recognizes their need to be heard and keeps them informed throughout the legal process. Her commitment to her clients has earned her a "Good" rating on Avvo.

Before joining Brown & Crouppen, P.C., Ms. Snow worked at a boutique law firm where she represented victims of discrimination, retaliation and other employment-related claims. Prior to that, she gained experience at a mid-sized firm defending medical negligence cases and representing health care providers throughout the state.

Ms. Snow obtained her Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University (SLU) School of Law and holds a B.A. in biology from DePauw University.

As an active member of the legal community, Ms. Snow is involved in various professional associations and memberships. She serves as the vice president of the Women Lawyers’ Association of Greater St. Louis for the 2022-2023 term. She is also an advisory board member of the SLU Law Young Alumni Society and a board member of the St. Louis Sports Commission associates. Ms. Snow is an associate member of The Theodore McMillian American Inn of Court, St. Louis Chapter, and is affiliated with organizations such as the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, the National Employment Lawyers Association and The Lawyers Association of St. Louis.

Throughout her career, Ms. Snow has achieved notable successes in her cases. Some of her significant wins include a $20 million trial verdict in the 1983 civil rights case involving offenders assaulted by a correctional officer, a $1.36 million trial verdict in a disability discrimination case in the workplace and a $600,000 settlement in a case involving gender discrimination and sexual harassment in the workplace.