C. Ryan Cole

C. Ryan Cole

Cole & Martin LLC

1441 E. Primrose St.
Springfield, MO 65804

Phone: 417-882-3333

Website: coleandmartin.com

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About C. Ryan Cole

I grew up in Richland, Mo., I believe that growing up on a farm, helped shaped me. It taught me how to work hard and to not take things for granted. After finishing law school, I moved back to Springfield and have lived here since. I was hired as an assistant prosecuting attorney in Greene County out of law school. After working there for three years, I began my career as a defense attorney with office of Lawrence Catt. Tyson Martin and myself founded Cole & Martin LLC in 2014. Outside of practicing law, my hobbies include but aren't limited to Mizzou Sports, the lake, and running around after my daughter.

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