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Lathrop GPM starts Closely Held Business Institute
Lathrop GPM has launched a Closely Held Business Institute that builds on the firm’s long history in representing closely and family held business owners and executives.
Lathrop GPM launches stipend to attract law students from underrepresented groups
Lathrop GPM is offering a new stipend of up to $20,000 designed to attract and retain law students from historically underrepresented groups, including people of color, people with disabilities and members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Keller joins Lathrop in St. Louis
Carrie Keller has joined Lathrop GPM’s St. Louis office as counsel.
Lathrop GPM promotes Kansas City attorney to partner
Lathrop GPM has elected Benjamin Struby as one of its newest partners.
Lathrop GPM promotes partner, adds counsel
Lathrop GPM’s Kansas City office has elevated an attorney to partner and added another attorney as counsel.
Haden joins Lathrop GPM in Kansas City
Elizabeth “Beth” Haden has joined Lathrop GPM as a partner in its business transactions practice group in the Kansas City office.
Lathrop GPM welcomes Schonert in St. Louis
Neil Schonert has joined Lathrop GPM’s St. Louis office as counsel in its environmental and tort practice group.
Hurla joins tort practice at Lathrop GPM
Lathrop GPM has added associate Teresa Hurla to the firm’s Kansas City office.
Intagliata joins Lathrop GPM in St. Louis
Lathrop GPM has added Gabrielle Intagliata as an associate in the firm’s litigation and dispute resolution practice group. She is based in the St. Louis office.
Lathrop GPM brings on four attorneys
Lathrop GPM has added three attorneys to the firm’s St. Louis office and one for its Kansas City office.
Ex-Lathrop GPM attorneys form new IP firm in Kansas
Three intellectual property attorneys have left Lathrop GPM to start their own firm, Avant Law Group, in Overland Park, Kansas. Hissan Anis, Justin Poplin and Anna Quinn are the firm’s founding members. Poplin previously served as the chair of Lathrop GPM’s intellectual property prosecution & transactions department. The new firm serves clients of all sizes […]
Court upholds dismissal of cat-toy dispute
A Springfield company accused of conspiring to create a national advertising campaign to sell a knock-off cat toy has lost its appeal to reopen the lawsuit against it so it can seek attorneys’ fees. A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on March 17 unanimously affirmed a lower-court ruling granting dismissal […]
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