GGG’s White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations, General Commercial Litigation practices earn Chambers recognition
Graves Garrett Greim (GGG) is pleased to announce the firm continued to garner Band 1 recognition as the leader for White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations in Missouri, while achieving an initial practice group ranking in Litigation: General Commercial. Additionally, GGG partners Todd Graves, Nathan Garrett and Lucinda Luetkemeyer were all ranked as individual attorneys for their high-level legal work.
In the 2026 Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business guide, the publication made GGG one of only three firms in Missouri to garner the Band 1 distinction in White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations. The attorneys were also honored in this practice area, with Garrett moving up to the top tier, as well.
In total, 19 practitioners in the state earned individual honors, with Garrett one of just six in Band 1. Luetkemeyer also notably moved up to Band 2, joining Graves at that level.
“He’s well connected and very smart,” one referee said of Garrett. “He’s a former prosecutor who brings that insight to the case.”
“She’s excellent; she’s whip-smart and a real asset to the firm,” another said of Luetkemeyer. “She does an excellent job at arguing cases.”
GGG’s ranking in Litigation: General Commercial comes in Missouri: Kansas City & Surrounds, placing the firm among many of the largest corporate law firms in the metro. A total of 11 firms currently have a ranking in this practice area.
“Graves Garrett Greim always responds to our needs in a very timely fashion,” one client told Chambers about the firm’s litigation practice.
The full rankings for Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations in Missouri can be found here, while the Litigation: General Commercial table for Missouri: Kansas City & Surrounds can be found here.
Published by London-based Chambers and Partners, the annual Chambers USA guide ranks firms and attorneys in a wide range of practice areas based on in-depth research and client and peer interviews. As the preeminent guide of the legal industry, Chambers evaluates attorneys based on their legal knowledge and experience, ability and effectiveness, and client service.