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- Thursday, February 25, 2021 | Recent Attorney-Client Privilege Cases Show The Risks Of Insurance Counsel Authoring Denial Letters
- Wednesday, February 24, 2021 | UnMasked: A Generational Shift in Attitudes About Racial Inequity, Diversity And The Unique Implications for Businesses
- Monday, February 22, 2021 | The Amicus Brief: An Efficient And Elegant Public Policy Tool
- Friday, February 19, 2021 | A One-Way Street: A Petition Arguing Obvious Did Not Give Notice of Anticipation
- Wednesday, February 17, 2021 | Social Bonds Are All The Rage: How to Credibly Attain The Coveted Designation
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
Glen S. BagbyPartner
Mindy G. BarfieldPartner
Anthony F. BonnerPartner
Carolyn M. BrownPartner
Christopher R. CashenPartner
Chauncey S.R. CurtzPartner
Robert (Rob) M. DuncanPartner
Brady W. DunniganPartner
Barbara B. EdelmanPartner
Thomas D. FlaniganPartner
Robert W. FlemingPartner
Laura HoloubekPartner
Kerry O. IrwinPartner
Christopher L. JacksonPartner
Kristeena L. JohnsonPartner
Ellen Arvin KennedyPartner
Wade C. LawsonPartner
J. Robert LyonsPartner
Grahmn N. MorganPartner
John R. RhorerPartner
John M. SpiresPartner
Terri R. StallardPartner
Kara M. StewartPartner
Adrianne C. StrongPartner
Martin B. TuckerPartner
Linsey W. WestPartner
Associates
Elizabeth C. BarreraAssociate
Joshua W. BeamAssociate
Mary L. BrysonAssociate
Evan BuckleyAssociate
Kyle R. BunnellAssociate
K. Cassandra CarterAssociate
Seth T. ChurchAssociate
Zachary E. DerbyshireAssociate
August Tyler JohannsenAssociate
Sara A. JohnstonAssociate
David P. KaiserAssociate
Amanda McFarland LockabyAssociate
Travers B. ManleyAssociate
S. Patrick RileyAssociate
Lance A. SennettAssociate
Anna Claire SkinnerAssociate
Michael W. SmithAssociate
Lauren L. WeinerAssociate
Of Counsel
Catherine A. Stivers BertramOf Counsel
Catherine Stivers BertramOf Counsel
James E. ClevelandOf Counsel
Lionel A. HawseOf Counsel
Shaye P. JohnsonOf Counsel
Joseph H. TerryOf Counsel
Robin B. ThomersonPartner Of Counsel
Charles E. WardPartner Of Counsel
Recent Attorney-Client Privilege Cases Show The Risks Of Insurance Counsel Authoring Denial Letters
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, February 2021
Claims of bad faith present unique challenges for insurers (and their counsel) with respect to attorney-client privilege: if the insurer’s state of mind is at issue, is the legal advice on which the insurer relied also at issue, thereby waiving the privilege? And if so, under what circumstances? The following addresses this issue in the context of a common practice for insurance counsel—authoring denial letters—and two recent holdings that should serve as warnings in this practice. I. Waiving Attorney-Client Privilege: Legal Advice vs...
UnMasked: A Generational Shift in Attitudes About Racial Inequity, Diversity And The Unique Implications for Businesses
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, February 2021
This week, Westlaw Today published an article by Dinsmore partner J.T. Wilson III about the generational shift in attitudes toward racial equity in light of George Floyd's death and about how business owners and employers must react accordingly...
17 Dinsmore Attorneys Named Indiana Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, February 2021
Dinsmore & Shohl is pleased to announce 17 of its attorneys have been named to the Indiana Super Lawyers list and Rising Stars lists for 2021. Attorneys on the Super Lawyers list are selected by a multi-phase process that takes into account independent research, peer evaluations and professional achievement. The Rising Stars list recognizes up-and-coming attorneys in Indiana. Dinsmore attorneys recognized as Super Lawyers & Rising Stars are listed below: SUPER LAWYERS EVANSVILLE Michele S. Bryant Gregory J. Freyberger Christopher D...
Dinsmore Partners with Greater Cincinnati African American Chamber of Commerce to Offer Legal Services to Minority-Owned Businesses
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, February 2021
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is pleased to announce it has partnered with the Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky African American Chamber of Commerce (AACC), the largest such chamber in Ohio. The partnership helps to address racial socioeconomic disparities within the Cincinnati community by providing minority-owned businesses that are AACC members with legal services. “The African American Chamber works to provide resources and pathways, such as legal services, to ensure success for our members,” said AACC CEO and President Eric Kearney. “The partnership with Dinsmore was easy...
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