News

Spencer Fane partner Eric M. Van Horn (based in Texas) co-authored an article with the Honorable Stacey G. C. Jernigan (United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division) that was published in the Dallas Bar Association’s Headnotes on recent reforms to the bankruptcy code.

Spencer Fane attorney Pat McInerney was recently quoted in an article for the Kansas City Business Journal on COVID-19 related fraud.

Spencer Fane attorney John Browning was recently interviewed for multiple articles in explaining the ethics attorneys are compelled to follow when responding to reviews on social media.

Spencer Fane attorney Shawn Tuma was recently consulted for multiple video interviews with Dallas-Fort Worth CBS affiliate, KTVT-TV DFW, explaining the possible privacy and security concerns of the video conferencing tool Zoom.

Spencer Fane attorneys Roger Denny and Robert Lattinville recently published 2020 FBS Athletics Directors’ Compensation Database as part of an annual comparison of contracts.

Spencer Fane attorney Scott Sandberg, recently presented a webinar for the Colorado Bankers Association (CBA) on the current economic downturn and the increased lending claims and litigation as a result.

Spencer Fane attorney John Browning was recently honored by the Texas Bar College, with the Patrick A. Nester Outstanding Achievement in CLE (Continuing Legal Education) award.

Spencer Fane LLP is pleased to announce the addition of Alec Martinez as a Litigation practice group associate in the firm’s Springfield office. He previously served as a law clerk for Spencer Fane and now joins in a full-time capacity.

Spencer Fane attorneys Carly Duvall and Patrick McInerney were recently interviewed for an article in Finance and Commerce covering the considerations businesses should understand to mitigate risk in this time of uncertainty.

Spencer Fane attorney Scott Goldstein was recently interviewed for the Kansas City Business Journal on the current economic climate and options businesses may have when filing bankruptcy.