Bio

Alvin A. Wolff, Jr.

Alvin A. Wolff, Jr. is a distinguished Managing Partner at Wolff Trial Lawyers in St. Louis, Missouri, with over four decades of experience in personal injury and medical malpractice law. A graduate of St. Louis University School of Law (J.D., 1979) and Washington University (A.B. in Political Science, 1976), Alvin has established himself as a leader in his field through his extensive legal practice and commitment to advocacy.

Throughout his career, Alvin has been a prominent member of several legal associations, including the Colorado Bar Association, the Missouri Bar Association, and the American Association for Justice. He has also been board-certified trial advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and held specialized certification in medical liability from the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys.

Alvin’s contributions to legal literature are substantial, with numerous publications addressing critical issues in trial advocacy, medical malpractice, and personal injury law. He has authored articles for esteemed legal journals and presented at numerous conferences nationwide, sharing his insights on topics ranging from cross-examination techniques to jury bias in medical malpractice cases.

In addition to his practice, Alvin is dedicated to education, having served as an adjunct professor at St. Louis University and as an instructor at the Keenan Ball College, where he taught advanced trial law and mediation techniques. His teaching extends to modern platforms, including podcasts, where he discusses lessons from his extensive legal career.

Recognized for his excellence in law, Alvin has received numerous accolades, including the Albert Einstein Leadership Award and multiple honors from Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers in America for over 10 years, including being named Lawyer of the Year for Plaintiff’s Medical Malpractice in St. Louis in 2015.

Outside of his professional achievements, Alvin is actively involved in community service and legal education initiatives, aiming to inspire the next generation of trial lawyers.