About

Brendan Connor Buckley is a dedicated trial lawyer in Kansas City, Missouri, fighting for clients who have been harmed due to negligence. With a focus on cases involving tractor-trailer collisions, products liability, and wrongful death, Brendan is committed to seeking justice for those in need.

Brendan Connor Buckley is a passionate trial lawyer based in Kansas City, Missouri. He takes pride in advocating for his clients who have suffered harm as a result of the negligence of others. Brendan firmly believes in the importance of our civil justice system, which provides a level playing field for individuals who may not have the resources to take on powerful corporations.

Brendan\s journey in the legal field began with his undergraduate degree from Rockhurst College in 1995, followed by his law degree from the University of Missouri in 1998. After completing his education, Brendan served as a law clerk to the Honorable Jay A. Daugherty, a Missouri state court judge, before joining Edelman & Thompson in 2000.

Throughout his career, Brendan has been an integral part of the firm\s trial team, securing numerous multi-million dollar verdicts. His dedication and expertise have earned him recognition as a Missouri and Kansas SuperLawyer for multiple consecutive years. Brendan\s focus areas include cases involving tractor-trailer collisions, automobile accidents, products liability, wrongful death, and uninsured/underinsured motorist claims.

Brendan is an active member of the Missouri and Kansas Bars, the Missouri Trial Lawyers Association, and the Kansas City Bar Association. He is licensed to practice in both federal and state courts in Kansas and Missouri. Outside of his legal practice, Brendan resides in Kansas City, Missouri, with his wife and two children.

For legal inquiries or consultations, Brendan Connor Buckley can be reached via email at bbuckley@etkclaw.com or by phone at (816) 994-8305.

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