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In this latest edition of THE POWER LIST, a regular feature from Missouri Lawyers Media, we examine the most powerful attorneys in white-collar defense.

Jim Wyrsch has practiced for more than the last half century.

After 11 years serving as chief counsel in the Missouri Attorney General’s Office, Erv Switzer serves as officer and general counsel for Greensfelder while handling its white-collar practice.

Dropped charges follow the star-studded clientele of Scott Rosenblum.

Braden Perry settled a $30 million case in 2019 alongside fellow POWER honoree Nathan Garrett.

Lisa Ottolini’s career has grown with the mergers that became Husch Blackwell.

Jay Nixon joined Dowd Bennett in 2017 after serving two terms as Missouri’s governor, as well as the state’s attorney general and a state senator.

Before joining Dowd Bennett, Michelle Nasser served for more than 13 years as a federal prosecutor and supervisor in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Chicago.

Jeff Morris’ practice includes complex and high-stakes commercial litigation, legal malpractice defense, internal investigations and corporate governance matters.

Jan Paul Miller’s leadership of Thompson Coburn’s white-collar defense and investigations practice naturally sprouted from his 16 years as a federal prosecutor.

Pat McInerney has put his behind-the-scenes experience in government investigations to good use as a white-collar defense attorney.