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Bio of Joseph A. Cambiano

Joe Cambiano is the managing partner with the law firm of Rubins, Kase, Hager & Cambiano. He has been in practice since 1975. For fifteen years, Joe served as Municipal Judge in the Grandview Municipal Division of the Circuit Court of Jackson County. He also served as the City Attorney for the City of Belton, Missouri, for 20 years. Currently Joe is the City Prosecutor for the City of Harrisonville, Missouri, and the City of Cleveland, Missouri. He is the chair of the Fee Dispute Committee of the KCMBA and he has served for a number of years on the Supreme Court sub-committee on training and certification of Municipal Judges.

Joe has lectured numerous times and written several articles for the American Bar Association, the Missouri Bar Association, the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, the Missouri Trial College, the National Highway Traffic Safety Board and the National Conference of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Joe is also an instructor at the Missouri Trial College.

Other information

Member

• American Bar Association
• Missouri Bar Association
• K.C. Metropolitan Bar Association
• Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys
• Missouri Municipal & Associate Circuit Court
• Prosecutors Association—Treasurer

Past Member

• Missouri Municipal and Associate Court Judges Association - 1976 - 1991
  • Board member - 1978 - 1991
  • President - 1982 - 1983

Author

• "Drivers License Cases" - Civil Action CLE (Missouri Bar)
• "Sentencing" - Missouri Municipal Judges Handbook
• Various handouts and articles for local and State Bar Associations and Missouri Trial College
• Missouri DWI Law and Practice
• Chapter 4 - Civil Insurance consequences of DWI
• Chapter 22 - Driving under the influence of Drugs

Awards

• President's Award KCMBA (2003).
• Outstanding Lawyers in America

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