Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
Legal Services | Kentucky, USA
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Main Contacts
R. Kenyon MeyerPartner
Michael W. HawkinsPartner
Offices
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- Friday, May 10, 2019 | Tariff Increase for $200B of Chinese Imports Announced and Process for Importers to Request an Exemption Forthcoming
- Tuesday, April 23, 2019 | Kentucky Expands Protections for Pregnant Workers
- Thursday, April 18, 2019 | NLRB Shifts Position on Successor Employers
- Monday, April 15, 2019 | Beware: Violations Of State Safety Requirements Bring Penalties For Both State Fund and Self-Insured Employers
- Friday, April 12, 2019 | Possible Changes to the Legalization and Regulation of Hemp and CBD Oil
Since our establishment in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1908, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP has provided quality legal counsel to our clients enabling them to accomplish more. In recent years, our practice has grown into a national firm that services clients from coast-to-coast, as well as internationally. Today's full-service practice, with more than 650 attorneys, continues the standards established by our founding partners over a decade ago, which are efficient, cost-effective and comprehensive solutions for clients.
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Partners
Clifford H. AshburnerPartner
Bonita K. BlackPartner
Bradley A. CasePartner
Edward T. DeppPartner
Jill F. EndicottPartner
Mark S. FranklinPartner
Anne K. GuilloryPartner
Matthew P. GunnPartner
Robert L. HallenbergPartner
Lira A. JohnsonPartner
Alina KlimkinaPartner
Katherine P. LanganPartner
James T. "Blaine" LewisPartner
Philip M. LongmeyerPartner
Peter J. MastanPartner
Stephen J. MattinglyPartner
Sarah M. McKennaPartner
Barbara W. MenefeePartner
R. Kenyon MeyerPartner
Patrick W. MichaelPartner
Jennifer Orr MitchellPartner
Kathiejane "K.J." OehlerPartner
Donna King PerryPartner
Kathryn A. QuesenberryPartner
Robert C. Rives, IVPartner
Jeremy S. RogersPartner
David T. SchaeferPartner
John E. SelentPartner
M. Trent SpurlockPartner
Mary Ross TerryPartner
Joseph N. TuckerPartner
J. Tanner WatkinsPartner
Wayne F. WilsonPartner
D. Craig YorkPartner
Anthony M. ZelliPartner
Associates
Matthew W. BarszczAssociate
James L. BobbittAssociate
Lindsey J. BoydAssociate
Daniel D. BriscoeAssociate
G. Luke BurtonAssociate
Stephen K. ChoAssociate
Rudy J. EllisAssociate
R. Brooks HerrickAssociate
Jerrad T. HowardAssociate
Paige N. JohnsonAssociate
Alice A. JonesAssociate
D. Matthew KannadyAssociate
Marisa E. MainAssociate
Sarah S. MattinglyAssociate
Amir J. NahavandiAssociate
Daniel J. O'GaraAssociate
Young-Eun ParkAssociate
Caroline L. PieroniAssociate
Vanessa N. RogersAssociate
Felix H. SharpeAssociate
Boyu WangAssociate
Of Counsel
William A. BlodgettOf Counsel
E. Michelle ButlerOf Counsel
Richard H.C. ClayOf Counsel
Gregory A. ComptonPartner Of Counsel
Frank P. DohenyOf Counsel
Denise M. EverettOf Counsel
Christopher M. GeorgePartner Of Counsel
William D. GrubbsOf Counsel
Harry K. HerrenOf Counsel
Michael M. HirnOf Counsel
David R. MonohanOf Counsel
Michelle Tupper ButlerOf Counsel
Justin R. WalkerPartner Of Counsel
Tariff Increase for $200B of Chinese Imports Announced and Process for Importers to Request an Exemption Forthcoming
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, May 2019
The Trump administration’s significant escalation of the trade dispute with China after months-long U.S.-China trade talks have faltered is a major news headline as the week concludes. The U.S. followed through on its warnings and increased tariffs on an estimated $200 billion of Chinese goods from 10 percent to 25 percent starting May 10th. At the same time, the U.S. announced importers will be able to apply for an exemption from these tariffs. Trade talks continued through today and ended without any deal. U.S. importers affected by the tariff increase will need to evaluate their options given this tariff increase and the uncertainty surrounding the U.S.-China trade dispute...
Kentucky Expands Protections for Pregnant Workers
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, April 2019
On April 9, 2019, Gov. Matt Bevin signed into law the Kentucky Pregnant Workers Act (KYPWA), which expands protections for pregnant employees under the Kentucky Civil Rights Act, KRS 344.010, et seq. Reasonable Accommodations for Pregnancy Effective June 27, 2019, employers with 15 or more employees in Kentucky in at least 20 calendar weeks in the current or preceding year will be required to provide reasonable accommodations for pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions...
Dinsmore Becomes 1st Business Tenant in High-Profile City Center
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, May 2019
Dinsmore has opened its doors as the first anchor business tenant of the just-completed City Center development in downtown Lexington. The firm occupies approximately 20 percent of the office space in the eight-story tower, with attorneys across a full range of practice areas, as well as administrative staff members. Firm leaders say they chose to move from Lexington Financial Center not just due to the need for more space but the development’s cutting-edge design and technology features as well. The change, said Office Managing Partner Chauncey Curtz, bolsters Dinsmore’s ability to continue as a pace-setter in client service and quality counsel...
Meet Dinsmore’s Elvira Cortez, New President of Lawyers Club of San Diego
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, May 2019
Dinsmore & Shohl associate Elvira Cortez was presented last Thursday as the president-elect of Lawyers Club of San Diego at the organization’s annual dinner. Learn more about her here—her background with the club, her passion for its mission and what she hopes to accomplish in her presidency. What is your history with Lawyers Club of San Diego? Elvira Cortez: I got involved when I moved to San Diego in 2011. I joined because this organization helps women meet other women who are successful in San Diego, so I though this is how I can be successful in this community. I started as a liaison from one of the committees to the San Diego County Bar...
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