Luke Klein - a St. Louis, Missouri (MO) Private and Public Sector Labor Unions Lawyer

St. Louis Private and Public Sector Labor Unions Lawyer

Updated: 04/28/2026

Areas of Practice

Private and Public Sector Labor Unions
Individual Employment Law
Short and Long Term Disability Appeals

Attorney Information

Overview

Luke Klein joined Schuchat, Cook & Werner in 2021 and focuses on representing Private and Public Sector Labor Unions and handling Individual Employment Law matters. During law school, Luke was a Peggy Browning Fellow. Luke received his law degree from St. Louis University Law School in 2021. During law school, Luke was an editor for the ABA Journal of Labor and Employment, President of OUTLaws, and Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion for Saint Louis University's Student Bar Association. Luke spends his weekends playing video games, cooking, and hiking.

Education

Legal Education
- Saint Louis University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri, 2021
  J.D.
  Honors: cum laude
  Honors: Saint Louis University's Student Bar Association, Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion
  Honors: Dean’s Scholarship
  Honors: President of OUTLaws
  Honors: Notes and Comments Editor of the Year
  Honors: ABA Journal of Labor and Employment Law
  Law Journal: ABA Journal of Labor and Employment, Editor
Non Legal Education
- DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, 2014
  B.S. in Computer Science (With Honors)

Current Employment Position(s)

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Bar Admissions

Missouri
Illinois
U.S. District Court Eastern District of Missouri
U.S. District Court Western District of Missouri

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Contact

St. Louis, MO

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

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Phones:

Fax: 314-621-2378

Email: Send a message

Website: https://www.schuchatcw.net

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