St. Louis Attorney Brian Rogers Joins Legal GPS As Chief Content Officer

    ST. LOUIS, MO, July 18, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Brian Rogers, a well-known St. Louis attorney, has joined the Legal GPS team and will serve as its Chief Content Officer. Rogers will provide form contracts, checklists and articles, and oversee the site's content, helping small business owners and larger organizations understand their legal issues to avoid costly mistakes.

Rogers is the Founder of Blue Maven Law, a firm he has operated since 2014. He has some 15 years of experience having begun his legal career at Thompson Coburn where he focused on mergers and acquisitions, securities compliance, corporate governance, and commercial contracts. While at Thompson Coburn, Rogers was seconded to the legal department of Charter Communications for over a year. Rogers did similar work at Gallop, Johnson & Neuman before joining Evans & Dixon to help establish the firm's business law department.

Rogers is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law, where he earned his J.D. with a certificate in Taxation, served as Managing Editor of the Missouri Law Review, and was inducted into the Order of the Coif. He is a past chair of the business law section of the Missouri Bar and editor of the contracts section of the Missouri Courts Bulletin, which is published by the Missouri Bar. Rogers is currently the president of Small Business Week of Eastern Missouri, Inc., a nonprofit corporation that assists the SBA with organizing Small Business Week. St. Louis Small Business Monthly named Rogers to its list of 100 St. Louisans to know to succeed in business in 2014 and has included him in the magazine's list of top mergers and acquisitions professionals every year since 2015, naming him as a top five finalist in 2018. Blue Maven Law was honored by the magazine in its 2016 list of top law firms.

"We are excited to welcome Brian to the Legal GPS team. He has a long history of working with entrepreneurs, small businesses and early stage companies, and really understands the legal issues involved with starting and running small businesses. Brian is an excellent communicator and will provide a great deal of actionable content our users will find helpful as they endeavor to grow their firms," said Chris Daming, Founder and CEO of Legal GPS.

"The demand for important legal information has never been greater and entrepreneurs are constantly seeking out legal advice they hope to be not only affordable but also accurate. Legal GPS eliminates the problem of continually going online and doing long searches to locate the proper information. I look forward to working with Chris and his team and providing the key content necessary so business owners can get everything they need in one place, right on the Legal GPS app," Rogers said.

Legal GPS is a proactive legal app with a huge database of contracts, checklists, videos, and actionable guidance. It is designed for entrepreneurs to prevent future legal problems from destroying their business.

The app focuses on a number of legal topics including forming new companies, hiring staff, operations, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets and patents, website agreements, licenses, registrations and more.

The Legal GPS system uses a unique Legal Checkup to determine users' needs and look for problems ahead. Users can perform a number of legal checkups, look for a specific topic, obtain contract documents, or search the legal library on their own. Each selection generates an Intelligent Questionnaire designed to anticipate avoidable problems, understand the dangers and opportunities and enable prompt action. The system is also designed to notify users when an issue requires the assistance of a specialist attorney.

About Legal GPS
Legal GPS was founded in 2014 St. Louis by attorney, U.S. Army veteran and Washington University alumnus Chris Daming. After completing extensive beta testing, the company conducted its public launch in April, 2018.

Legal GPS is designed to provide a solid legal footing for any new venture at a very competitive price. It uses proactive technology to anticipate legal pitfalls before users tumble into them. Legal GPS helps users understand the consequences of the pitfalls ahead, whether big or small. It enables users to act, preventing avoidable and costly mistakes. For only $35 per month (renewed monthly, with no long-term contracts), a full year of Legal GPS costs less than one afternoon with a traditional lawyer.

For more information on Legal GPS or to sign up, visit https://legalgps.com.

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