Tom Lemley is the principal attorney with the Bridgepoint Law Firm, LLC.
Tom graduated in 1988 from the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law where he served as Lead Articles Editor of the Missouri Law Review and was named to the Dean’s List each semester. Prior to law school, Tom earned his bachelor’s degree at the University of Missouri-Columbia where he was a National Merit Scholar.
Before entering private practice, Tom served as a Law Clerk to Federal District Judge Edward L. Filippine of the Eastern District of Missouri. After his clerkship, Tom accepted a position in the Litigation Division of the Office of the Missouri Attorney General. As an Assistant Attorney General, Tom tried ten civil rights cases before juries in federal courts in the Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri.
Tom entered private practice as an associate with a general civil practice firm in Clayton. After several years of successfully handling matters in a variety of areas, Tom was made a partner in the firm.
In 1995, Tom and his wife joined the Peace Corps. After serving two years in Ukraine, Tom designed and managed several projects for US-based non-profit organizations in Eastern Europe and Western Asia.
Upon returning to St. Louis, Tom rejoined his former partners in Clayton.
In 2012, Tom established the Bridgepoint Law Firm.
Tom is a St. Louis native. He lives in Webster Groves with his wife and two children.