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- Tuesday, November 26, 2019 | An Introduction to Labor Racketeering Actions Under The Federal Racketeer Influenced & Corrupt Organizations Act
- Monday, November 18, 2019 | Emerging Concerns Regarding Silica Exposure in the Engineered Stone Industry
- Wednesday, November 13, 2019 | Key Takeaways from USDA Final Interim Rules for Domestic Hemp Production
- Monday, November 4, 2019 | Illinois Secure Choice Registration Is Underway for Employers with at least 25 Employees
- Tuesday, October 29, 2019 | USTR Announces List 4A Exclusion Request Process and Other US-China Trade Developments
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
Javier F. FloresPartner
Mark S. FranklinPartner
Anne K. GuilloryPartner
Matthew P. GunnPartner
Robert L. HallenbergPartner
Lira A. JohnsonPartner
Alina KlimkinaPartner
Katherine P. LanganPartner
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
Eric V. SkellyPartner
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
Lindsey J. BoydAssociate
Daniel D. BriscoeAssociate
G. Luke BurtonAssociate
Philip E. CecilAssociate
Stephen K. ChoAssociate
Chase M. CunninghamAssociate
Rudy J. EllisAssociate
R. Brooks HerrickAssociate
Jerrad T. HowardAssociate
Paige N. JohnsonAssociate
Alice A. JonesAssociate
D. Matthew KannadyAssociate
Kylie A. KingAssociate
Thaddeus M. LenkiewiczAssociate
Marisa E. MainAssociate
Sarah S. MattinglyAssociate
Amir J. NahavandiAssociate
Daniel J. O'GaraAssociate
Young-Eun ParkAssociate
Caroline L. PieroniAssociate
Felix H. SharpeAssociate
Boyu WangAssociate
Andrew E. ZakiAssociate
Christopher S. ZelliAssociate
Of Counsel
Brian W. BlaesserPartner Of Counsel
Richard H.C. ClayOf Counsel
Gregory A. ComptonPartner Of Counsel
Ashleigh A. DankerOf Counsel
Frank P. DohenyOf Counsel
Aaliyah K. EavesPartner Of Counsel
Denise M. EverettOf Counsel
Christopher M. GeorgePartner Of Counsel
William D. GrubbsOf Counsel
Michael M. HirnOf Counsel
David R. MonohanOf Counsel
Landra D. MulloyPartner Of Counsel
Justin R. WalkerPartner Of Counsel
An Introduction to Labor Racketeering Actions Under The Federal Racketeer Influenced & Corrupt Organizations Act
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, November 2019
Any person injured in his or her business or property by a pattern of racketeering activity may have standing to seek relief pursuant to the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970.[1] The statute, more commonly known as the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO, contains provisions permitting prosecution by the United States Department of Justice, and provisions permitting the pursuit of a civil action to recover damages by the victim or victims that result from the pattern of criminal activity by the defendant...
Emerging Concerns Regarding Silica Exposure in the Engineered Stone Industry
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, November 2019
The dangers of workers developing silicosis amid the fabrication of engineered stone has become a topic heavily discussed in the news and elsewhere recently. Silicosis is a lung disease that develops from the exposure and inhalation of silica particles. On Oct. 2, National Public Radio (“NPR”) aired a story entitled “Workers Are Falling Ill, Even Dying, After Making Kitchen Countertops...
Cincinnati Associate Sarah Sessler Bolsters Dinsmore’s Robust Litigation Group
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, November 2019
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP has welcomed Sarah Sessler—a new commercial litigation associate in the firm’s Cincinnati office. Dinsmore’s litigation group now boasts 291 attorneys across the firm, including 131 in Ohio and 95 in Cincinnati. Sessler comes to Dinsmore following a two-year judicial clerkship for Chief Judge Russ Kendig of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the Northern District of Ohio, where she prepared memoranda and drafted opinions for the judge, performed legal research, conducted docket management, and was the point of contact for attorneys. “This is an exciting transition for me,” Sessler said...
Dinsmore Establishes Annual LGBTQ Scholarship with University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, November 2019
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is proud to announce the creation of the Dinsmore University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law LGBTQ Scholarship. Through the generosity of Partner John Selent, Dinsmore will fund half the annual tuition of a student who either identifies as LGBTQ, or who has made significant contributions to the community. Bert Greenwell, a 1998 Brandeis graduate who practices with Morris Bart in New Orleans, is generously funding the other half, to fully cover the cost of tuition for the scholarship recipient. Multiple factors inspired Selent and Greenwell to create the scholarship...
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