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Reed Martens
Reed Martens is a skilled trial attorney and relentless advocate for victims of sexual abuse and personal injury. His ability to secure favorable verdicts and settlements has made him a trusted name in the courtroom, where he has successfully tried cases as both lead and co-counsel.
Fighting for Survivors of Sexual Abuse
About Reed Martens
Reed is passionate about helping survivors find their voice and pursue the justice they deserve. His compassionate approach has helped countless victims hold perpetrators and institutions accountable. He treats each case as if it were his own, leaving no stone unturned in the fight for justice.
More Than Just a Lawyer
Outside the courtroom, Reed values time with his family above all else. He enjoys spending his free time with his wife and three children, whether it’s exploring the outdoors, sharing a quiet evening at home, or making new memories together. As a devoted husband and father, he understands the importance of protecting and fighting for those we love, a principle that carries over into his work advocating for his clients.
Reed also thrives on pushing his limits, both professionally and personally. He completed the Ironman 70.3 in Panama City Beach alongside fellow Monsees & Mayer attorneys Ryan Frazier and Chip Lee, demonstrating the same discipline, endurance, and determination that he brings to his legal practice. Whether he’s training for a race, hunting in the fields, fishing in the streams, or perfecting his golf swing, Reed embraces challenge and strategy in everything he does—qualities that make him a relentless advocate for his clients.
Professional Associations & Bar Admissions
Education
University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Law – Kansas City, Missouri
Juris Doctorate – 2016
University of Missouri – Columbia, Missouri
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science – 2013
Minor in Business Administration – 2013
Civic Involvement
Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (MOCADSV)
Board Member (2024–Current)
Judicial Election Commission, 6th Circuit (Platte County)
Current
Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA)
Committee Member, Chiefs Charity Game (2022–2023, 2023–2024)
Platte County Bar Association
Past President (2023)
