Mark J. Pedroli

Pedroli Law is impact litigation, civil rights litigation, wrongful death, transparency, fiduciary litigation, trust and estate contests, trust fund malfeasance, trustee removal, special counsel investigations, trade secret protection, appellate practice, and advocating on behalf of individuals who were defrauded or otherwise injured by unsafe people and unsafe governments. Mr. Pedroli is particularly well known for tenacious representation in taking on the government. If a government needs to be investigated or sued, Pedroli Law is the leader of the field. Often quoted, sometimes cited, Mr. Pedroli has engaged in high-profile litigation against both corporations and governments. Mr Pedroli is also the Founder of the Sunshine and Government Accountability Project which sues governments for lack of transparency, including several cutting edge and nationally known lawsuits against the Missouri Governor’s office for the use of burner app Confide (destroying text messages and evidence), and various other lawsuits against government entities including the Missouri AG’s Office for hiding their communications off government servers, the Missouri House of Representatives for violating the provisions of “Clean Missouri”, and St. Louis County for hiding public records, civil rights violations that result in serious injury and death, and Pedroli Law even represents innocent third parties injured in unnecessary and dangerous high speed police chases. When the government needs to held responsible Pedroli Law indisputably leads the field. Mark Pedroli, pictured below with Governor Hutchinson, won Pedroli Law's first state Supreme Court case creating new law and the most forward-looking law in the nation protecting victims of electronic data theft. Mr. Pedroli briefed and argued the case in his role as Special Litigation Counsel for one of the fastest growing data intelligence and marketing advisory firms in the United States. Mr. Pedroli brings real work business experience, hard-hitting negotiation, and an investigative journalist’s tenacity to the legal practice. He even represented an inventor and New York Stock Exchange board members in a variety of critical matters ranging from general business counsel, fiduciary duty, and estate litigation.