Legal diversity council selects Missouri attorneys
Leadership Council on Legal Diversity selected 19 attorneys from Missouri for its 2023 programs out of its nearly 950 participants.
KC Municipal Court hosts national domestic violence court event
Kansas City Municipal Court is hosting this year’s National Domestic Violence Court Open House.
Delcore leaves KC for DC
Denise Delcore, previously of Polsinelli’s Kansas City office, has joined FisherBroyles in Washington, D.C., as a partner.
St. Louis law firm founding partner joins ACTL
John P. Rogers has been inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
Peterfy named DEI chair at Brown & James
Brown & James has named Agota Peterfy as chair of its Diversity Equity & Inclusion Committee. She served as a member of the committee for several years before taking her leadership role.
Sandberg Phoenix adds two in Kansas City
Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard has added two attorneys to its Kansas City office as part of the firm’s health law practice group.
Judge Hardin-Tammons sworn in
Judge Renée Hardin-Tammons was formally sworn into the Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District on March 16.
Omer joins Armstrong Teasdale
Gregory D. Omer, formerly the chief legal officer for Central Bancompany, has joined Armstrong Teasdale’s St. Louis office as a partner.
Carnahan Evans hires associate
Alexandra A. Henson has joined Carnahan Evans as an associate in the firm’s estate planning group.
Candidates named for Platte County judgeship
The 6th Circuit Judicial Commission has selected three candidates for an associate circuit judge vacancy after the retirement of Judge Dennis C. Eckold.
Three attorneys hop firms in St. Louis
John Kemppainen has been named a director in the Clayton office of Galloway, Johnson, Tompkins, Burr & Smith. Kemppainen and two other attorneys left the same firm to join Galloway.
Friedrich joins Sandberg Phoenix in KC
Attorney Tyler Friedrich has joined Sandberg Phoenix’s Kansas City office.
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