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Evans & Dixon, Managing Partner Elizabeth Shocklee
Evans & Dixon
Staff Report//October 10, 2025//
St. Louis
Managing Partner Elizabeth Shocklee leads Evans & Dixon, a full-service law firm with 10 offices across the Midwest, including five in Missouri.
Shocklee specializes in worker’s compensation cases and obtained her law degree from Saint Louis University.
She was recognized by Missouri Lawyers Media as a 2024 Top Managing Partner and is the first woman to lead the firm in Evans & Dixon’s 79-year history.
“Shocklee has been with Evans & Dixon her entire professional career starting as an associate attorney in 1996, and later named partner in 2006,” according to the firm. “Not only has she been instrumental in the rapid growth of the firm, she has been very influential in promoting inclusivity, enabling opportunities and sharing experiences that empower others.”
In addition to her practice, Shocklee serves as Board Chair of Our M.O.M., Inc. (Our Mark On Melanoma) which she co-founded with her seven siblings after the death of their mother.
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