William Corrigan Sr.
Hon. William Corrigan Sr. brings decades of judicial and legal expertise to his mediation practice. He served as a Circuit Judge for the 21st Judicial Circuit from 1972 to 2002, presiding over and settling thousands of cases. Prior to his circuit court role, he served as a United States Bankruptcy Court Judge (1969–1972).
Judge Corrigan began his career in private practice, working in:
- Plaintiff’s litigation (1964–1969)
- Defense of civil cases (1958–1964)
During his extensive career, Judge Corrigan has tried and resolved cases across a wide range of legal matters, including:
- Product and premises liability
- Medical malpractice
- Automobile accidents and wrongful death
- Corporate, partnership, and joint venture disputes
- Business transactions, including the purchase and sale of businesses
- Commercial contracts and employment agreements
- Shareholder rights disputes and lost revenue/business interruption claims
- Fraud, insurance coverage, and construction matters
- Real estate and securities disputes
Affiliations
- Member, Missouri Bar
- Member, County Bar and Lawyers Association of St. Louis
- Vice President, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (BAMSL), 1965
Accomplishments
Judge Corrigan’s extensive experience as a trial attorney, bankruptcy judge, and circuit judge has provided him with a comprehensive understanding of complex legal disputes. His advanced mediation training and decades of judicial service make him a trusted mediator, known for his ability to guide parties toward equitable resolutions.