Stinson Advises Vince and Associates Clinical Research in Deal to Join the Altasciences Group
Partner Mike Parrish Assists the Arizona Attorney General in Obtaining $48 Million More in Tobacco Settlement
Stinson Partner Dave Frantze Represents KU Alumni Couple in Gift for Student Center
Stinson Advises Great Range Capital Fund I, LP Regarding Fairbank Equipment, Inc. LBO
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Stinson Morrison Hecker LLP provides sophisticated corporate, transaction and litigation legal services to clients ranging from Fortune 500 corporations and privately held companies to emerging businesses. We combine our national reach and depth of expertise with a cost-effective approach to advise regional, national and international clients on critical legal issues.
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04.19.2013
Stinson Partner Dave Frantze represented KU alumni Paul and Katherine DeBruce in negotiations for the DeBruce Center at the University of Kansas. In addition to providing much needed dining and meeting facilities, the three-story center will become the permanent home of James Naismith's original Rules of Basket Ball and will be connected to the northeast corner of historic Allen Fieldhouse.
05.29.2013
Russell Frisby, selected as a 2013 Washington, D.C. Super Lawyer in Communications; Energy & Natural Resources, reflected on the best advice he has ever received in the recent Super Lawyers publication packaged with the April 28, 2013 issue of The Washington Post. It came from his grandfather who advised Russell to "never be afraid to take a different path or to think outside of the box."