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Licensed in Missouri since: 2003
Education: Washington University in St. Louis School of Law
Selected to Super Lawyers: 2015 - 2025 
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In severe personal injury cases in Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky, Zane T. Cagle is available to assist clients during their most difficult times. He is a skilled trial attorney and is particularly experienced in motorcycle, automobile and truck accidents. Mr. Cagle will pursue justice in even the most complicated cases of personal injury and wrongful death.
A native of Missouri, Mr. Cagle personally resonates with the stories of his seriously injured clients and, as a result, is able to effectively communicate with juries during trial. While primarily focused on motor vehicle accidents, Zane Cagle is also experienced in slip-and-fall suits, Silicosis cases and other various types of personal injury cases. His former clients know him for his diligence and success, including several large monetary settlements. Additionally, Mr. Cagle is recognized by professional peers and has been featured in local legal publications. The National Trial Lawyers Association recognized Zane Cagle as one of their Top 40 Under 40. This recognition is bestowed on attorneys who show exemplary qualities and a record of success before the age of 40. Some of his professional memberships include the American Bar Association and the American Association for Justice.
Zane T. Cagle is passionate about justice, education, health and safety both in his community and on behalf of his Missouri, Kentucky and Illinois clients. He is an avid community volunteer and enjoys empowering people to stand for their rights. Whether it is facing large companies and insurance providers in court or meeting with seriously injured clients for case evaluation, Mr. Cagle offers compassionate representation while tenaciously fighting for the results his clients deserve.
The Cagle Law Firm represents those seriously injured due to no fault of their own. Serious, life-changing injuries require an attorney that will run the legal marathon for you and fight seven days a week.
Practice areas
Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff, Personal Injury - Products: PlaintiffFocus areas
Animal Bites, Brain Injury, Construction Accident, Dram Shop Laws, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Motor Vehicle Defects, Personal Injury - Plaintiff, Pharmaceutical, Premises Liability - Plaintiff, Slip and Fall, Trucking Accidents, Wrongful Death
- 70% Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff
- 30% Personal Injury - Products: Plaintiff
First Admitted: 2003, Missouri
Professional Webpage: http://www.allinjuryattorney.com/zane-t-cagle/
Bar / Professional Activity
- The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
- American Bar Association
- Illinois State Bar Association, 2004
- Trial Lawyers College
- U.S. District Court Eastern District of Missouri
- U.S. District Court of the Virgin Islands
- Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys
- Legal Services Member for Missouri US Unions
- Missouri
- Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
- U.S. District Court Western District of Missouri
- U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois
- The Illinois Bar Association
- Lawyers Association of St. Louis
- American Association for Justice
- Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America
- Superior Court of U.S. Virgin Islands
- The Kentucky Bar Association
- U.S. District Court Southern District of Illinois
- The Missouri Bar Association
Verdicts / Settlements (Case Results)
- $2.5 Million Verdict- Cedar County Missouri. Zane T. Cagle and Andrew G. Mundwiller of The Cagle Law Firm secured a $2.5 million jury verdict on behalf of their client, Jose Cabrales. The verdict was reached on August 29, 2025, in Cedar County, Missouri before Hon. David Munton. The lawsuit, Plaintiffs Jose Cabrales, et al. v. Defendant the Estate of Jamie Kirch, stemmed from a motor vehicle collision that occurred on December 7, 2021. The Defendant Estate of Jamie Kirch was found to be 100% liable.Case Background Subsequent to filing the lawsuit Plaintiffs moved for a change of venue and the matter was transferred to Cedar County. The collision took place at the intersection of Routes T and U in Barton County, Missouri. The defendant's van failed to yield the right of way and pulled into the path of the plaintiff's northbound vehicle. The driver of the van was killed in the crash, and her three passengers, including two children, were taken to the hospital. The plaintiff, Jose Cabrales, was also transported to the hospital with a neck injury, bruises, and lacerations. The Missouri State Highway Patrol conducted an accident reconstruction and determined that Plaintiff was traveling 8 mph over the speed limit seconds before the collision and that the van failed to yield and entered the roadway in front of the plaintiff, whom had the right of way.Plaintiff's Injuries and Damages Following the crash, Mr. Cabrales was hospitalized and later underwent a cervical disc replacement surgery nearly two (2) years after the collision. He had a pre-existing low- back injury, which defense counsel argued meant Defendant was not responsible for his injuries. Furthermore, Defendant argued that Plaintiff’s medical records consistently stated he had chronic neck pain prior to the motor vehicle collision. Plaintiff’s counsel did not submit any past or future medical bills, past or future wage loss claims, to the jury. Instead, the plaintiff argued Mr. Cabrales past and future pain and suffering and loss of a normal life. As well, Mr. Cabrales wife made a loss of consortium claim due to the permanent nature of Mr. Cabrales injuries. Pre-Trial and Trial Details The insurance carrier for the defendant was Progressive Insurance. Prior to the trial, Progressive made an offer of $50,000 to resolve all claims, which the plaintiff rejected. The trial was held before a jury, presided over by the Honorable David R. Munton. The defendant was represented by George R. Lewis and Christopher Harper of Franke Schultz & Mullen., 2025
- $35 Million Verdict-City of St. Louis A judge found for Plaintiff in the amount of $35 million after Plaintiff was injured as pedestrian hit by a motor vehicle as he attempted to render assistance to another motorist on the side of the roadway. Plaintiff was traveling through Missouri on his way home to Texas while returning from a tour of military service overseas. Plaintiff sustained life-changing spinal cord injuries., 2017
- $650K Verdict-St. Louis County Slip & Fall Plaintiff alleged that she entered the lobby hallway of her office building while working late. The marble floor in the lobby, which always appeared wet due to its glossy sheen, had just been mopped by the Defendant, an office cleaning company. Plaintiff slipped and fell as a result of the wet floor and sustained a femur fracture, causing significant pain and necessitating a long recovery that included surgery and hospitalization resulting in a rod in her leg. Plaintiff said there was no ‘wet floor’ warning sign present when she fell, but Defendant maintained that a ‘wet floor’ sign had been present. The case proceeded to trial in St. Louis County (Missouri) Circuit Court. Plaintiff presented no medical bills as evidence at trial because they did not fairly represent the severity of the injury. Plaintiff worked from home during the recovery period and returned to work part-time after the injury, experiencing no reduction in salary, so plaintiff did not seek benefits for lost wages. The jury awarded Plaintiff $650,000 after three days of trial. The jury found Plaintiff was partially at fault for the fall, therefore, her recovery was reduced by 25 percent to account for her 25 percent responsibility., 2012
- $2.15 Million-St Louis County --On August 20, 2016, James Eggleston and Ruth McKelleb were riding their 2013 Harley Davidson three-wheeled (trike) motorcycle eastbound on Interstate-70. After stopping for breakfast near Effingham, Illinois, they continued on I-70 toward Indiana. At the time, Mr. Eggleston was operating the motorcycle and Ms. McKelleb was a passenger. Shortly after resuming their ride, the rear tire on the driver’s side fell off, causing the couple to be ejected and thrown into the westbound lane of I-70. A couple of months prior to the crash, the Defendant installed an after-market exhaust kit on the couple’s motorcycle. Plaintiffs alleged that while installing the exhaust kit, Defendant dismounted and remounted the rear tire of the motorcycle which subsequently fell off during operation. Defendant denied that the rear tire of the Plaintiffs’ motorcycle was removed during the exhaust kit installation. The trike was driven a short distance prior to couple’s August 20th trip on I-70 to Indiana to see family. Both plaintiff’s sustained life-threatening injuries and were transported via ambulance to Terra Haute Regional. Once the couple was stabilized, they where transported to Mercy Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Eggleston suffered a fractured neck, and head injuries which required facial and nasal surgery. Likewise, as a result of the incident, Mr. Eggleston underwent a left rotator cuff surgery. Mr. Eggleston claimed as a result of the incident, he suffered a mild traumatic brain injury which resulted in depression and cognitive impairment. Ruth suffered broken ribs, punctured spleen, left shoulder and bicep surgery, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (“PSTD”) and increased anxiety. Both plaintiffs were residents of St. Louis County at the time of the crash. In addition, the Defendant’s principal place of business and registered agent where located in St. Louis County, Missouri. Thus, Plaintiffs lawsuit was brought in the Circuit Court St. Louis County. Defendants alleged all maintenance completed on Plaintiffs’ motorcycle had been properly performed. Likewise, Defendant contested the extent of plaintiff’s injuries. The parties reached a settlement at mediation and thereafter the insurance carrier for Mr. Eggleston agreed to the additional payment of $25,000.00 to Ms. McKelleb in return for a release of any and all claims against Mr. Eggleston. Zane Cagle of The Cagle Law Firm teamed with Jason Webster of The Webster Law Firm in Houston, TX, to represent Mr. Eggleston and Ms. McKelleb., 2018
- $1,508,500.00 -Settlement Kansas City, MO In the early morning hours of May 30th 2014, 28 year-old Derek Mael and his passenger were looking for parking spot in the Westport area of Kansas City, Missouri. While attempting to locate a space, Mael and his passenger became involved in a verbal exchange with two bicyclists. Mael and his passenger proceeded down the street and located a parking space when the bicyclists returned on foot and a physical altercation between the four men started. A witness reported that Mael was “knocked out” by one of the bicyclists and was last seen lying in the prone position in the middle of 42nd Street. Meanwhile, a car driven by Defendant was traveling eastbound on 42nd Street. Defendant topped a slight his at the location where Mael was lying unconscious. Thereafter, Defendant continued eastbound on 42nd Street southbound to Broadway Boulevard before stopping his vehicle. Once the parties involved in the altercation realized Mael’s body was missing, the altercation ended. As Mael was no longer present in the roadway, his passenger and a local business employee begin running in pursuit of the blood trail present on 42nd Street to southbound Broadway Boulevard. After following the blood trail nearly three blocks, they discovered Mael’s body entangled in the undercarriage of Defendants’ motor vehicle. Defendant admitted to the reporting officer at the accident scene that he had been drinking. Defendant stated to reporting officers that the had noticed a body in the roadway but didn’t know it was a body at the time. He further noted that he did not have time to avoid or get out of the way and then his motor vehicle felt like it was performing differently when he turned onto southbound Broadway Boulevard. After the incident, Defendant was given a field sobriety test and blood alcohol test which indicated his BAC was in excess of the legal limit. Investigators also found half-empty alcohol containers in Defendant’s car. Plaintiff survived the incident and was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. He later died on June 6 due to blunt force trauma injuries to his head. Plaintiff was a graduate of Shawnee Mission North High School and worked at an area hardware store. Mael’s mother brought a lawsuit alleging Defendant was negligent by failing to keep a careful lookout, striking and dragging her son with his motor vehicle which directly caused or directly contributed to cause of his death. The Plaintiff settled with the Defendant’s insurance company, Auto Owners Insurance for the applicable policy limits of $1,500,000.00. As well, Plaintiff obtained settlements through AAA Insurance in the amount of $8,500.00 Cagle praised the Kansas City Police Department, “The police department’s collection of evidence was superior to that usually seen in pedestrian death cases. The KCPD collection of evidence really helped us make the case”. Clifford K. Wells of Herman & Wells in Petersburg, Florida represented Plaintiff with Zane T. Cagle of The Cagle Law Firm. , 2015
- $3 Million Pedestrian-Vehicle Collision-Jefferson County, MOInitial Incident: On June 3, 2021 at approximately 5:38 a.m., Plaintiff was a pedestrian walking across the parking lot of QuikTrip in Herculaneum, Missouri when he was struck by a GMC truck driven by an employee of Capital Railroad. Plaintiff was knocked several feet and reported pain immediately. Herculaneum Police were called to the scene and Plaintiff denied medical transport. Plaintiff was an over-the-road truck driver and returned to his truck and drove to Texas where he stopped at Wadley Regional Medical Center emergency room in Texarkana, Texas. Our client was treated and released the same day before successfully making his delivery in Houston, TX. Plaintiff then drove to his home in Georgia.Medical Treatment: After plaintiff returned to his home in Georgia, he saw his primary care doctor who referred him to Dr. Mark Flood at Ortho Sport and Spine in Macon, Georgia in August of 2021. Plaintiff’s treatment included physical therapy, injections and radio frequency ablations for his cervical and lumbar spine. Plaintiff’s pain persisted and he underwent a cervical fusion and a lumbar fusion surgery in 2022. Due to negligence of defendant, our client suffered serious injuries to spine resulting in two spinal surgeries. On October 12, 2023, the Defendant driver was dismissed individually from the lawsuit. Plaintiff alleged Defendant failed to keep a proper lookout and failed to operate his vehicle in a safe way resulting in the collision of the GMC truck with Plaintiff’s body. In January 2022, Plaintiff was involved in another motor vehicle incident, however, the defense medical expert and Plaintiff’s treating physician indicated that January 2022 collision was not the cause of Plaintiff’s injuries and a surgery had already been scheduled prior to that collision. Defendant continued to claim that they were not negligent and that Plaintiff was not significantly injured hurt if he did not accept medical treatment. Per defense counsel, our client was really not that badly hurt or he would have been transported via ambulance to the hospital from the scene of the incident. As well, Defendant claimed Plaintiff was not keeping a proper look out and was running across the parking lot in the dark hours of sunrise and some light rain. Defense medical expert Dr. Frank O. Petkovich did an independent medical evaluation and record review on February 13, 2025. Dr. Petkovich discussed Plaintiff’s fall on June 3, 2021. Plaintiff did fall when he was directly struck by a GMC truck. Defense expert medical testimony indicated that all spine symptoms had resolved within six weeks of the incident and the cervical fusion and lumbar fusion were not necessary. Defense medical expert indicated no further treatment was needed after the first six weeks and his injuries were caused cervical and lumbar strain and degenerative disc disease. Plaintiff has continued to seek medical treatment to present day including two spine surgeries. Plaintiff was 57 years of age at the time of the incident and as his symptoms became increasingly worse, he was not able to continue his over the road trucking career after about a year.Result: Defendant did not admit liability and never responded to Plaintiff’s offer of settlement until the Friday before trial during a court mandated mediation. At that mediation defendant offered $2 million dollars which Plaintiff declined. During the first day of trial, the Defendant offered $3 million dollars and Plaintiff accepted., 2025
- $1.6 Million Verdict in St. Louis County-- A rear-end collision involving Plaintiff occurred on July 8, 2021 on the exit ramp of McDonnel Blvd and Interstate 270. Plaintiff sustained neck and mid-back pain symptoms following the crash. Plaintiff offered to settle case for policy limits of $25,000.00 in November 2021. The last demand by the Plaintiff was $750,000. The insurance carrier declined the offers and later offered $400,000 the Friday before trial. Plaintiff declined and proceeded to trial. Prior to trial, defendant admitted liability. During trial, defense counsel focused on physical therapy notes and argued that plaintiff was back to normal and his symptoms were not serious. Plaintiff’s treating physicians supported that Plaintiff would need continued spinal care, if not a future surgery. The jury awarded Plaintiff $1,600,000. Attorney Andrew G. Mundwiller and co-counsel, R. Mark Taneyhill, Schwartz & Schwartz, Dover, DE, 2023
- $2.5 Million Plaintiff Verdict in Boone County, MO Plaintiff was injured in a rear-end collision near the University of Missouri campus on 8/23/21. Plaintiff was struck by a driver in the process of making a food delivery for Jimmy Johns. Two weeks prior to trial, Jimmy Johns admitted liability and acknowledged the driver was employed in August of 2021. Plaintiff went through a spine surgery and due to his age of 29, Plaintiff counsel argued he would have future spine care needs including one if not two more surgeries. Defense counsel for Jimmy Jones argued the spine surgery may or may not have been needed and argued that Plaintiff had returned to work and symptoms resolved. Defense counsel argued damages not to exceed $250,000.00 Jury awarded Plaintiff $2.5 Million at the close of a two-day trial, 2024
- $6,050,000.00-Christian County, IL Jury Verdict on June 16, 2025 Zane Cagle secured a verdict on behalf of Plaintiff involved in an uncontrolled intersection crash with a tractor trailer on March 26, 2018. The jury found the plaintiff had 25% contributory liability for the collision at an uncontrolled intersection in the country. Plaintiff was transported to the ER where he was evaluated and treated for a laceration across his left forehead and eye. Plaintiff continued to have symptoms resulted from a brain injury. While the crash occurred in March 2018, the insurance carrier for the tractor trailer company offered $60,000 for plaintiff’s damages and made no further offer of settlement until the Friday before trial on June 9, 2025. At that time, they offered $1 Million dollars and plaintiff declined. Defense argued the semi-truck entered the intersection at .3 seconds before the plaintiff. Plaintiff argued since the intersection was uncontrolled and both vehicles entered the intersection at approximately the same time, Illinois law requires that the driver to the right had the right of way. Defense counsel argued that Plaintiff’s “concussion” resolved in 6-8 months. However, Plaintiff continues to have significant symptoms seven years later. Repeatedly, plaintiff was told that a jury in central Illinois would never find a verdict more than a million dollars and they would not offer in excess of their policy. On the sixth day of trial, a Christian County jury did find for the Plaintiff. Zane T. Cagle of The Cagle Law Firm spent many years with the plaintiff. Plaintiff fought to return to work, seek medical treatment and navigate health insurance challenges during Covid. Plaintiff was a union carpenter for many years prior to the crash and specialized in building scaffolding for various companies. Due to the traumatic brain injury, he has not been able to return to his vocation no matter how he tried due to balance issues, headaches and nausea. Our client has fought for seven years for help and compensation. When it became apparent that an insurance company was not going to recognize the amount of damage and loss suffered by the plaintiff, it became clear that a jury trial was going to be the only option. It took a deal of courage and faith for our client to persevere for seven years Our attorneys believed if they showed a jury of 12 people the full extent of the plaintiff’s injuries and damages, that a jury would value his experience no matter what county the case was brought in Illinois. The jury did recognize the Plaintiff’s damages. Traumatic brain injuries are as unique as the individuals who suffer from them. More often than not, it can be extremely difficult to really illustrate the full extent of a brain injury and the impact that injury has on one’s life. Traumatic brain injuries are most often life-changing yet not detectable on CT scans and x-rays. Auto insurance carriers attempted to downplay Plaintiff’s injuries in spite of objective evidence and Plaintiff’s lived experience. Attorney Kyle Sherman from Brandt & Sherman, Lafayette, LA co-counseled the case with lead trial lawyer, Zane T. Cagle, 2025
- $35,450,000.00 Jury Verdict in Madison County, IL Zane Cagle and Andrew Mundwiller obtained a jury verdict in Madison County, IL for $35,450,000.00 on behalf of a great client with a traumatic brain injury. Bifurcated, $5,950,000.00 compensatory and $29,500,000.00 punitive damages–total judgement after pre-trial interest, just over $36M. Defendant was prior DUI offender, drunk and driving on wrong side of the roadway, speeding and struck vehicle in which Plaintiff was a passenger. Plaintiff unconscious and trapped inside the stranded vehicle was struck by a second vehicle. Defendant fled and pled guilty to aggravated DUI. Defendant testified via video from prison. Plaintiff was life-flighted to ER where he spent a month. Plaintiff suffered TBI and broken bones. He can walk, he can talk but requires 24 hour supervision. Past medical was $700KState Farm failed to tender the $250K policy timely. State Farm eventually offered the $250,000.00 and it was rejected. On the Friday before trial, State Farm offered $4.5 M. This was three years after the incident and two years into the lawsuit. Offer was rejected. After closing arguments in the compensatory phase of the trial, State Farm offered a high/low of $6M/$18M which was rejected. State Farm then offered a final high/low of $10M/$25M. Before the client could be reached, the jury came back with the compensatory verdict of $5.9M.Def counsel requested State Farm re-open the $10M/$25M high low, but the brass at State Farm said that was crazy. A short time later, the punitive verdict came back at $35,450,000.00 Great job for a great client!!, 2025
- $1.25 Million Passenger Settlement- St Louis, MO After Crash Causing Brain Injury Plaintiff was a passenger in her 2009 Cheverolet Impala driven by Javante Vann. While driving said vehicle, Defendant noticed St. Louis Metropolitan Police offers attempting to detain him in a traffic stop. Vann testified that at that time he did not possess a valid license thus fled police at a high rate of speed and crashed into a 1995 Chevrolet Caprice that subsequently crashed into a 1997 Mercury Sable at the intersection of westbound St. Louis Avenue and Newstead in St. Louis City. Defendant pled guilty and was convicted of resisting or interfering with arrest which resulted in imprisonment. The conduct of the driver, Vann was subject to punitive damage for intentional, wanton, and total disregard in the operation of said vehicle. Plaintiff, a back seat passenger was seriously injured and taken via ambulance to the hospital where she remained in neuro-ICU for several days with a brain injury. Plaintiff sustained a frontal lobe brain injury and after hospitalization, she underwent rehabilitation. While in intensive care, Plaintiff had a pressure monitor introduced into her brain to monitor swelling. Subsequently, she was released to rehabilitation and self-released after two weeks. Plaintiff’s permanent injures were treated through medication and sporadic therapy after release. Defense counsel argued if Plaintiff suffered a brain injury, then she had healed. Also, Defendant alleged that Plaintiff failed to mitigate her damages as she failed to follow doctors’ orders. However, Plaintiff’s counsel argued Plaintiff’s brain injury was ongoing and permanent in nature. Defense had offered $50,000 to settle after suit was filed and settled the case for $1,250,000.00 with one week prior to trial., 2016
- $1.5 Million Verdict Upheld on Appeal- Jefferson County, MO, 2018
- $650K-Arbitration Decision for Plaintiff After Crash- New Madrid, MO An arbitration panel has found $650K in damages against the state transportation department in a crash arising from an allegedly unsafe guardrail. The amount was reduced to the statutory cap. Andrew Mundwiller of The Cagle Law Firm represented the plaintiff who was a passenger in a minivan driven by the plaintiff’s co-worker. The minivan launched over the roadway fencing before going down an embankment and crashing into a utility pole after the driver lost control during a turn. The two were traveling to assist flood victims when the crash occurred in August of 2012. Plaintiff’s attorneys alleged the state had not properly maintained the guardrail on Route WW in New Madrid County. Additionally, Plaintiff’s attorneys alleged the guardrail was not at the appropriate height. Plaintiff suffered fractures to her hip and ribs as well as knee injuries and facial lacerations According to Mundwiller, “She had a fracture that was evident right at the site.” The Plaintiff brought suit against the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission. Mundwiller said the defense contended that current standards did not require the rail and that the Corps of Engineers wouldn’t give them permits to do the earthwork in the area anyway. “What we showed was that they had internal emails that went back and forth years before the accident which indicated they had done some dirt work in the area in the past……without the Corps of Engineers permission,” said Mundwiller. As well, Mundwiller said the commission’s primary defense was arguing that the angel at which the vehicle struck the rail would have rendered it ineffective anyway. The defense claimed it was struck nearly perpendicular while the plaintiff argued it was closer to a 45-degree angle. “As far as the angle of the impact, that kind of became a battle of experts, ” said Mundwiller, “Most of the time, when a vehicle is hitting a guardrail, it is a glancing blow. You sideswipe it a little bit. There are not many times when vehicles encounter it head-on or a 45-degree angle” Mundwiller dismissed the idea that the rail wasn’t necessary and said the commission’s own plans called for a guardrail at the site. Also, Mundwiller contended that the commission’s measurements of the slope of the hill were not taken directly at the accident site but farther down the road. The rail was removed after the accident. The panel issued a 2-1 decision in favor of the Plaintiff, though the award was reduced to $414,418 by the statutory cap. A total of 77 percent of the damages went to Plaintiff and 23 percent went to Plaintiff’s husband who made a claim for loss of consortium and expenses due to his wife’s medical bills. As well the co-worker’s auto insurance carrier settled for an additional $25,000. The pair’s employer also named in the suit was later dismissed., 2018
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Pro bono / Community Service
- Rock 'n' Roll Marathon and Half-Marathon had its inaugural run this fall, October 23, 2011
- Sponsor- Black Walnut Festival, Stockton, Missouri The Black Walnut Festival is an annual fall festival in the Ozarks in Stockton, Missouri surrounded by the beautiful Stockton Lake. The fall festival emphasizes the center of agriculture in Cedar County- Walnut production and processing at Hammons Products Company. The festival features many venders, foods, contests, and a parade. Stockton is the hometown of founder Zane Cagle where he has many fond memories of attending high school and the many teachers, coaches and community members that positively impacted his life. While Zane lives in St. Louis, he visits his farm in Stockton every chance he gets. He does enjoy attending the Walnut Festival and sponsorship is a small way that he can give back to the community that gave him so much as a teen growing up in Cedar County.
Educational Background
- University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, Missouri, Safety Management
Honors
- Member, National Trial Lawyers Association: Top 40 under 40, Super Lawyers
Office location for Zane T. Cagle
500 North Broadway
Suite 1605
Saint Louis, MO 63102
Phone: 314-276-1681
Selections
11 Years Super Lawyers
2 Years Rising Stars
- Super Lawyers: 2015 - 2025
- Rising Stars: 2013 - 2014
