Springfield, MO 417-222-4878
Joplin, MO 417-222-4878

Who We Are

Personal Injury Attorneys Who Care
For over 20 years, we’ve been dedicated to one thing: helping people like you when you need it most. It’s a commitment we take seriously. We’re passionate about standing up for those who have been wronged.

For over 20 years, we’ve been dedicated to one thing: helping people like you when you need it most. It’s a commitment we take seriously. We’re passionate about standing up for those who have been wronged.

At the end of every day, we leave knowing that we’ve worked hard to make lives better.
Roger Alan Johnson
Founding Partner

We are Johnson, Vorhees & Martucci, personal injury attorneys in the Four States area

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How We Work for You

No matter the case, everything we do is for you:
  • You won't have any upfront fees or costs to worry about;
  • We're here to listen and tailor our help to fit your case;
  • Our goal is to fight for the fullest compensation you deserve;
  • We bring dedication and proven skills to every trial for you.

Never Back Down

We’re aggressive. We’re respected. And unlike other lawyers, we’re not afraid to go to trial to make sure you get what you deserve. But more importantly, we’re compassionate. Our services don’t end with a verdict.

Relentless From Day One

Back in January 2002, we—Roger Johnson and Scott Vorhees—opened the doors to our practice at 510 West 6th Street in Joplin, Missouri. After working at firms that didn’t reflect our values, we built JVM with a simple guiding principle: every client deserves our full time, attention, and respect.

For more than twenty years, we’ve stood by that promise. We’ve grown, added new team members, expanded our offices, and earned hundreds of wins, but we’ve never lost sight of who we are or why we started. Joplin isn’t just the place we work. It’s home.

Whether we’re investing in local charities or fighting for justice in the courtroom, our purpose remains the same: to make a real difference, every single day.

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