About Charles H
Charles H Huber earned his law degree from the University of Missouri–Columbia in 1977 and returned there for an LL.M., awarded in 1979. He began his legal career at a time when the practice of law was changing rapidly. The additional graduate year signaled an early interest in deepening his legal studies and preparing for a long career in private practice.
After completing his education, Huber entered private practice in Missouri. Over the years he has maintained a small law office that serves individuals and businesses across the state. He holds membership in the Missouri State Bar Association and is admitted to the Federal Bar of the Eastern District of Missouri, which allows him to appear in federal court in that region.
Huber's work has been that of a general practitioner in the truest sense. He has handled matters that arise in state courts and has the credentials to take cases into the federal system when required. His practice model emphasizes direct client contact and managing cases through the stages necessary for resolution, whether that means negotiation, filing in court, or other procedural steps.
Colleagues and clients describe him as practical and steady. He runs a solo or small-office practice, which has allowed him to control the way cases are handled and to keep client communications direct. Memberships in bar organizations have kept him connected to developments in Missouri law and to peers in the Eastern District's federal bar.
Even as the legal landscape has evolved since the late 1970s, Huber has preserved a consistent approach: handle matters methodically and keep clients informed. He has steered his practice through changes in procedure, technology and court rules, adapting where necessary and retaining a traditional lawyer-to-client relationship at its core.
Today he operates under the Law Office of Charles H. Huber. He continues to accept matters arising under Missouri law and maintains the ability to represent clients in the Eastern District of Missouri when cases require federal filing. His present practice concentrates on legal matters brought in Missouri courts and federal matters in the Eastern District of Missouri.
