Shaun Broeker is a distinguished litigator and veteran advocate, known for delivering strategic, actionable solutions to complex legal challenges.
With over a decade of experience representing businesses in state and federal courts, he brings sharp legal insight and hands-on dedication to every case. His litigation practice focuses on disputes involving breach of contract, business torts, fraud, and fiduciary duty, with an emphasis on industries such as finance, agriculture, real estate, and, increasingly, defense and aerospace.
Shaun’s growing focus on defense and aerospace extends outside the courtroom. He is dedicated to strengthening Missouri’s role in these industries by connecting businesses with the legal, policy, and workforce resources they need to succeed. As the founder of Welcome Home Missouri, he leads a statewide initiative to relocate transitioning service members, veterans, and their families from across the country to Missouri. By building a talent pipeline, this effort connects a highly skilled workforce with careers across Missouri’s economy, including key industries like defense, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing. In doing so, Shaun hopes to ensure that Missouri remains a national leader in innovation, economic growth, and workforce development.
Military Service
- United States Army, Military Intelligence Analyst – Operation Iraqi Freedom (2009-2010)
Community
- Founder of Welcome Home Missouri
- Board of Directors and Legal Counsel for VetJobs and Military Spouse Jobs
- Chair of the Veterans Committee of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
- Board of Advisors for The Kaufman Fund
- Author, “The Veteran’s Journey”
St. Louis Bar Journal, July 17, 2023
Supporting our nation’s veterans isn’t just a cause to me — it’s a calling. As a veteran, I am deeply involved in multiple veteran support organizations, serving as a leader and advocate. To highlight Missouri’s commitment to veterans and showcase their impact on the state, I founded the Welcome Home Forum, a fireside chat series that explores the themes shaping our communities, workplaces, and personal growth. Featuring elected officials, academic researchers, judges, and military and veteran advocates, these discussions elevate the veteran experience, fostering dialogue, awareness, and action.
As a sixth-generation Missourian, my roots run deep in Gasconade County, where I oversee my family’s farming operation on land that has been in the family since 1860. Today, I call St. Louis home with my wife, Miriah, and our daughter, Eva Darleen.