About

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