"The thing I love about practicing law is that no situation is
ever the same providing endless opportunities to use my skills to
problem-solve for clients. The first time a client comes to the
office, they are sometimes nervous about having a legal problem
because often they do not understand what is going on. I get great
satisfaction in explaining the law to them and providing my clients
with options as to how to resolve their problems. I enjoy the fact
that my clients leave my office feeling much better because they
leave armed with legal knowledge, options to resolve the problem and
know they now have someone to rely on to help them." |
Brian
Hajicek
Brian Hajicek was born in 1968 in Illinois. He graduated from
Duchesne High School in St. Charles, Missouri. Brian received his
B.S. Degree in Business Administration-Finance from the University
of Missouri – Columbia in 1990, graduating cum laude. In law
school, Brian was a member and Associate Editor of the Journal of
Dispute Resolution. Brian had the following two articles published
in the Journal: “Punitive Damages in New York Arbitration: Who is
Really Being Punished?” and “Settlement is Securities Fraud: Is
Settlement Promoting Litigation?” During law school, Brian worked
as a law clerk for the firm.
In 1993, Brian graduated from the
MU
School of Law and moved to the Lake of the Ozarks where he was in
private practice for about one year before returning to Tofle and
Oxenhandler, P.C. Brian was added to the firm name January 1, 2000.
Mr. Hajicek emphasizes his practice in the areas of business, real
estate, family law and estate planning. He works on many projects in
conjunction with his three partners and associate. Brian is the past
representative of the young lawyers of Boone
Callaway, Howard, Cooper and Saline Counties on the Young Lawyer’s
Section Council of the Missouri
Bar. The Young Lawyer’s Section
Council is the service branch of the Missouri Bar offering free
services to the community and fellow attorneys. Brian offers his
legal services to indigent clients pro bono through Mid-Missouri
Legal Services and coordinates the mid-Missouri “Call-A-Lawyer”
Program offered on KOMU TV where anyone can call the station and
receive free legal advice during certain times of the year. Brian is
a member of Rotary International with membership placed at the “South”
club in Columbia. Brian is a member of the Fairview Road Church of
Christ.
Brian is married to Karen, and they have
two children. Brian's
hobbies include competitive soccer, running, fly fishing, and tying
flies. Brian and his family are members of the Fairview Road
Church of Christ in Columbia, Missouri.
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