Dean L. Christianson - a St. Louis, US Workers' Compensation Lawyer

St. Louis Workers' Compensation Lawyer

Updated: 04/28/2026

Areas of Practice

Workers' Compensation

Attorney Information

Overview

Dean Christianson has worked solely in the field of workers' compensation law since 1983. He joined Schuchat, Cook & Werner in 1997 and limits his practice to the representation of injured workers in workers' compensation claims. After graduation from law school, Dean clerked for the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District. He then joined an insurance defense firm in St. Louis, where he learned the workers' compensation system. Dean has handled a large number of complicated workers' compensation trials. Dean received his law degree from the University of Missouri, Columbia, J.D. 1982.

Education

Legal Education
- University of Missouri School of Law (Columbia), Columbia, Missouri, 1982
  J.D.
Non Legal Education
- Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Carbondale, Illinois, 1979
  B.A.

Current Employment Position(s)

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Bar Admissions

Missouri
Illinois

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St. Louis, MO

555 Washington Avenue
Ste. 520
St. Louis, MO 63101

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Fax: 314-621-2378

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Website: https://www.schuchatcw.net

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