Margaret ("Maggie") Langdon is a trial attorney rooted in service, strategy, and storytelling. Maggie represents individuals and families in catastrophic injury and product liability cases nationwide, bringing a deep trial background and a client-first approach to every case.
Before joining her current plaintiffs' firm, Maggie served as an assistant prosecutor and the Director of Child Support Enforcement for a county in Missouri, where she led teams, tried cases, and advocated for vulnerable communities. Maggie is licensed to practice in Missouri, including the U.S. District Court of the Western District of Missouri, and Kansas.
A proud Kansas City native, Maggie earned her law degree from the University of Kansas School of Law and her undergraduate degree from Michigan State University. During law school, Maggie interned at the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, and at a district attorney's office in Kansas. These experiences sharpened Maggie's trial skills and deepened her commitment to public service.
Maggie serves on the board of the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association (KTLA) and chairs KTLA's New Trial Lawyers Committee. Maggie is also actively involved in the Association of Women Lawyers (AWL) and the Society of Women Trial Lawyers (SWTL), where she has had an opportunity to present continuing legal education seminars on trial advocacy. In addition to her legal work, Maggie serves on the board of House of Hope, a nonprofit supporting teens and families in crisis.
Outside of the courtroom, Maggie stays grounded through community, family, and life with her dogs. Maggie believes deeply in the power of the law to create real change and in the responsibility trial lawyers carry to make that change.
