Bart Eisfelder's practice has focused primarily on the defense of workers' compensation claims throughout Missouri and Kansas. Bart's experience includes representing self-insureds (both stand-alone and trust), as well as
insurance companies defending workers' compensation claims. He has
authored a portion of Chapter 8 of The Missouri Bar Association's Workers'
Compensation CLE Handbook on Workers' Compensation, as well
as several revisions to that chapter.  He is recognized as a Super Lawyer in Kansas and Missouri.

Community Involvement
Bart has served and continues to serve as an Advisor to the Missouri Self-Insurers Association, and has been a frequent speaker on workers' compensation programs for both Bar-related and commercial organizations. He is a past board member and officer of UCP of Kansas City, a charitable organization helping persons with disabilities; a Member of Native Sons; and a University of Kansas Order of Omega 1998 honor initiate.

Areas of Practice:

Workers' Compensation

Bar Admissions:

Missouri, 1971

Kansas, 1971

U.S. Federal Court, 1971

U.S. Supreme Court, 1975

Education:

Washburn University School of Law, J.D., 1971

University of Kansas, B.S., 1968

Published Works:

Missouri Workers Compensation CLE Chapter 8 Procedures and Proceedings, 1981

Representative Cases:

Westerhold v. Unitog-Holden Mfg. Co., 707 S.W.2d 456 (Mo.App. W.D. 1986)

Kansas City, Missouri Police Dept. v. Bradshaw, 606 S.W.2d 227 (Mo.App. W.D. 1980)

Representative Clients:

ACE/ESIS

Risk Insurance Services

Thomas McGee & Sons

American Interstate

Sedgwick Claims Management 

References:

Bill Knickerbocker, Sedgwick CMS

Barbara Todd, American Interstate 

Diane Kipping, Liberty Hospital

Reva Reed, Risk Insurance