Two former Jones & Keller shareholders were included in a series of hires by a local firm attempting to branch out into business law.
Law firm bulks up, adds business practice
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Bankruptcy lawyers launch new firm
Two lawyers who for years schussed down the ski slopes will now see each other in more formal attire.
Husch Blackwell nabs trio
Three Denver attorneys are joining their third law firm.
Similar-sounding law firms in spat over naming rights
We were here first, says Larsen Law Offices, insisting that Larson Law Office infringes on its name.
Lawyers bill Sports Authority $2M in April; hour rates float past $1K
According to court documents filed on Thursday, the two law firms working for the bankrupt retailer billed their client $2.1 million in the month of April. The most expensive lawyer charges $1,300 per hour.
Husch Blackwell rings up new lease at Union Station
Firm will be the first tenant and claims 36,000 square feet in the new, 12-story Union Tower West project.
Miami firm leases space used by shrinking Reilly Pozner
The move will give Akerman 10,000 square feet more than what it currently leases at 1400 Wewatta St.
RiNo attorney bucks tradition by telling clients their maximum charges up front
Tired of clients disputing their legal costs, David Uhlig’s solo practice offers an alternative method for billing.
DU’s new law school dean wants to prepare grads for cost-conscious employers
Bruce P. Smith, previously dean and professor at the University of Illinois College of Law, will take over the top spot at the Sturm College of Law in July.
Attorney general sues Frisco gear shop after mountain of complaints
The owner blames “buyer’s remorse,” but customers filed more than 130 complaints and Outside Magazine called the business the Internet’s most infuriating retailer — caught the ire of the state office looking out for consumers.
