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About Dillon Heginbottom

Dillon Heginbottom grew up in Kansas City, Missouri, and loves to be from the greatest city in the mid-west. He is ecstatic to return post-graduation to help those in need who are from the community he grew up with. Dillon attended the University of Central Missouri where he earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Criminal Justice with a minor in Legal Studies. After graduation, Dillon went to Topeka, Kansas to attend Washburn University School of Law.

While at Washburn, Dillon was part of the moot court counsel where he gained his oral advocacy skills. Dillon was also inducted into the Order of Barristers upon graduation. Dillon interned with the Missouri Attorney General's Office during law school, then began his career working at a collections firm and then a family law firm.

Dillon is excited to begin advocating for his clients here at DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers. In his free time, Dillon enjoys spending time at the lake, playing with his dog Sadie, and family games nights. Dillon is a big Sporting Kansas City fan, and can usually be found in the cauldron!

Practice areas

Education

Washburn University School of Law
J.D.
University of Central Missouri
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Kansas

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