Armstrong Teasdale partner John Beulick is quoted in a Missouri Lawyers Weekly August 1, 2011 article about law firms adopting the principles of project management in their practices. What’s changed in the last few years at Armstrong Teasdale, John told the newspaper, is that clients are getting more details on the status of projects and staffing than ever before. Previously, “the clients weren’t necessarily interested in getting the granular level of detail,” John said in the article. He along with Richard Schuth and Patrick Rasche, both partners, and Anne Simek, client services supervisor, are pictured discussing case management at the firm.

As part of the national move aimed at keeping workers healthy, Armstrong Teasdale has become the first outside client of Centene Corp.’s onsite medical clinic that offers a variety of services and treatments to its employees at no cost.

Armstrong Teasdale helped breathe new life into the historic Peabody (formerly Kiel) Opera house by representing the underwriter of the $78.7 million renovation of the faded Art Deco masterpiece that sat empty for almost two decades.

Armstrong Teasdale is located in Centene Plaza,  the region’s first and only multi-tenant office building that is Gold LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified. It is also the first Class A office building to be built in downtown Clayton in just under a decade. Armstrong Teasdale’s offices were designed by the renowned international firm Studios Architecture, the architect for the renovation of the American Institute of Architects headquarters in Washington.