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John W. Grimm, The Limbaugh Firm
Staff Report//May 14, 2026//
Attorney
Cape Girardeau
John Grimm clerked for U.S. District Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh Sr. in the Eastern District of Missouri before entering private practice in 1989, then served as a circuit judge for the 32nd Judicial Circuit from 1993 to 2003, winning election to two consecutive six-year terms before returning to private practice.
Grimm maintains an active trial practice in personal injury, wrongful death, insurance coverage and defense, business, real estate and employment litigation. He has mediated more than 300 cases in state and federal courts and serves on American Arbitration Association panels.
Grimm has served on the ADR Advisory Committee for the Eastern District of Missouri and as president of The Missouri Bar, a role he held from 2021 to 2022.
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