Caleb Phillips

Having served both as a public official and as a private attorney, Caleb brings a unique perspective to case management, and he carries the broad-and-deep experience necessary to shoulder his clients’ needs at each step of the risk-management and litigation process—from providing preventive guidance on compliance issues to shepherding clients through case initiation, motion practice, discovery, trial, and appeal. In the summer of 2020, Missouri Governor Mike Parson appointed Caleb to serve as the Prosecuting Attorney for Nodaway County, Missouri. There, he successfully tried several cases to jury verdicts, implemented a victims-first system of case management, and obtained victories for hundreds of victims. In private practice, Caleb has established a proven track record in representing investment advisers, broker-dealers, and businesses in a broad range of industries (large and small) in securities matters, employment disputes, and litigated commercial cases throughout the country.

Prior to entering private practice, Caleb served as a judicial clerk for Judge Zel M. Fischer of the Missouri Supreme Court. He also served as a judicial clerk for Judge Roseann A. Ketchmark of the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri.