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Provided by Kaufman & Canoles
Built around a core of experienced trial lawyers who have tried many complex jury and non-jury cases in both federal and state courts locally and around the country, Kaufman & Canoles’ Litigation practice is one of the region’s most successful and well-regarded trial sections. Members of the Litigation practice each specialize in particular areas of complex trial work in both federal and state courts and in both civil and criminal arenas. In addition to seasoned trial lawyers who handle a broad spectrum of commercial and contractual disputes, the section boasts a deep selection of bar leaders in a large number of more complex litigation areas including: complex commercial disputes; intellectual property law, antitrust law, securities law, policyholder coverage matters, business torts, products liability, white collar criminal defense, labor and employment, bankruptcy, environmental law, government contracting and construction law and others.
Members
Provided by Kaufman & Canoles
Adam B. Pratt
Ann K. Crenshaw
Benjamin A. Wills
Clark J. Belote
Dale Truitt Berrett
Daniel F. Basnight
David B. Graham
Dennis T. Lewandowski
James L. Windsor
Jason R. Davis
Jeffrey L. Marks
Kristan B. Burch
Laura Hoey
Lauren S. Kadish
Mark A. Short
Mary Elizabeth Sherwin
Patrick H. O'Donnell
R. Barrow Blackwell
Sarah Buitrago
Stephen E. Noona
Head of Department
Stephen E. Story
Terence Murphy
Thomas K. Norment Jr.
W. Edgar Spivey
Winthrop A. Short Jr.
Industries
Provided by Kaufman & Canoles
Antitrust Law
Bankruptcy
Business Tort
Commercial and Contractual Disputes
Complex Business Matters
Complex Commercial Disputes
Construction Law
Credit Unions
Environmental Law
First Amendment/Defamation
Government Contracts & Defense Industries
Infrastructure & Transportation
Insurance Coverae Disputes
Intellectual Property Law
Labor and Employment
Municipality Law
Policyholder Coverage Matters
Products Liability
Professional Liability Defense
Securities Law
White Collar Criminal Defense