Peter A. Jouras, Jr.
Peter A. Jouras, Jr. was born and raised in the Kansas City area, growing up in Roeland Park, Kansas. He earned his bachelor’s degrees in English and Business Administration at the University of Kansas. He then earned his Juris Doctorate and Master of Laws in Taxation at the University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Law.
He has received the designation of Master of Law from the National Plaintiffs’ Law Organization, American Association of Justice. There are only 28 recipients currently of the entire national membership.
Peter is licensed in both Missouri and Kansas and has built a reputation as a dedicated advocate for clients throughout the Kansas City metro. He has helped his clients secure life-changing results in cases involving car accidents, workers’ compensation, wrongful death, slip-and-fall accidents, and more.
Peter has been active in the KC community for decades. He has taught in the paralegal studies department at Johnson County Community College and also volunteered as an instructor at Washburn Law School, where he teaches trial prep and hosts mock trials for law students.
He has been involved in several bar associations, including the Johnson County and Wyandotte County Bar Associations, where he held numerous leadership positions. He has helped train young trial attorneys through the Inn of Court program of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association.
Peter is known in the KC community for his compassion and dedication to anyone who walks through his door. Outside the office, he is a devoted husband and father of three, balancing a busy professional life with his greatest joy, time spent with his family. He also volunteers his time at the Police Athletic League of Kansas City.
