Ryan J. Krupp
The Bar Association Of Metro St. Louis (YLD)
Chair 2024-2025
Ryan Krupp is a trial attorney who focuses on personal injury, wrongful death, and criminal defense cases in Missouri. Ryan graduated from the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Law with an emphasis in advocacy where he was inducted into the Order of the Barristers.
Ryan has since tried many cases in both the civil and criminal courts including the prosecution and defense of domestic violence, assault, and drug cases, SVU cases, juvenile offenses, and other felonies and misdemeanors.
On the civil side, Ryan has tried a range of cases from semi-truck crashes, premises liability, to wrongful death cases, and a variety of others.
He currently teaches the National Mock Trial team at St. Louis University School of Law in his role as an adjunct professor of Trial Advocacy. Ryan has been nominated and received numerous awards as an attorney including the Young Lawyer’s Division Award of Merit, and selection into Missouri and Kansas Rising Stars list by Super Lawyer’s®.
Ryan is a native of St. Louis and is an alumnus of Marquette High School and Missouri Baptist University where he played men’s soccer, racking up several honors including two Academic All-American Awards, as well as Scholar-Athlete Nominations and Academic All-Conference honors.
Ryan is passionate about using his competitive mindset to help people and ensure justice.
Ryan Krupp, personal injury, and criminal defense trial attorney serves St. Louis and St. Charles counties in Missouri.
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The Bar Association Of Metro St. Louis (YLD)
Chair-elect 2023-2024 -
SuperLawyers - Selected to Rising Stars: 2023 & 2024. Ryan Krupp who is one of 2.5% of Missouri lawyers selected to the 2023 Rising Stars & 2024 Rising Stars list by SuperLawyers. The list is based on nomination and review by peers in the legal community.
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Adjunct Professor of Trial Advocacy at “Saint Louis University School of law” 2024
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UMKC School of Law - Juris Doctor
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Missouri Baptist University - BS
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Inducted into Order of the Barristers
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Contact Ryan Krupp at (314) 835-9999 or email Ryan.Krupp@KruppLawFirm.com
Education
UMKC School of Law – Juris Doctor
Special Emphasis in Advocacy
Missouri Baptist University – BS Business Administration
Webster University; Leiden, NL – Studied International Law
Professional Affiliations
American Association of Justice
Adjunct Professor of Trial Advocacy at SLU LAW 2024
Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice – Missouri Baptist University
The Order of the Barristers
Bar Association of Metropolitan Saint Louis (BAMSL)
Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys (MATA)
Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (MACDL)
Phi Delta Phi International Legal Honor Society
Alumni Board – Missouri Baptist University
Awards & Honors
Inducted into Order of the Barristers
CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Constitutional Law
Honors Award
National Semi-Finalist; National Criminal Justice Trial Competition
Who’s Who Among American Universities and Colleges
Two-Time NAIA Men’s Soccer Academic All American
Young Lawyers Division Award of Merit (2023)
Missouri and Kansas Rising Stars list (2023, 2024)
Writings & Publications
We are the Evidence – Cheyenne Wilson Expert Contribution: Stages of the Civil Justice System
Shut Up Kid; How courts are treating the age factor in juvenile interrogations and how to practice the motion to suppress (2018)
Success in the court room
St. Louis County jury acquits man of all charges, Court Of Appeals affirms suppression of evidence.
- On the evening of October 21st, after a full two-day trial, a jury in St. Louis County deliberated for approximately 45 minutes before acquitting a St. Louis County man of all criminal charges. Ryan Krupp argued the case to the jury prior to its unanimous decision. (Read more)
Police find Heroin in client’s sock in St. Louis County.
- Case dismissed after Ryan Krupp finds discrepancy in lab report.
Police find Heroin and Marijuana in the client’s pocket in St. Charles County.
- Case dismissed after Ryan Krupp files Motion to Suppress the evidence.
Missouri Man released from Sex Offender Registry after wrongfully labeled as a sex offender for 17 years.
St. Louis County client gets 1 year of probation for theft, while co-defendant not represented by Krupp Law Firm gets 5 years of prison for the same crime.
St. Louis County Man facing life in prison for stabbing gets short probation deal.