About this office:
Husch Blackwell LLP is a full-service litigation and business law firm with 600 attorneys in locations across the United States and in London, serving clients with domestic, international and multinational operations. We focus on providing sophisticated legal services at a compelling value that helps manage risk, overcome hurdles and create meaningful advantages for our clients.
We represent national and global leaders in major industries that include agribusiness, energy, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, chemicals and telecommunications. Our attorneys are recognized by leading professional and industry organizations for their knowledge and expertise across a broad range of legal services.
Our firm's history reflects almost a century of legal excellence and superior client service. We earned our reputation as a market-leading law firm by delivering the highest standards of legal services our clients demand.
We understand that our value and strength is in our people and the diversity of their backgrounds. We are dedicated to enhancing and supporting our cultural standards through our Diversity Programs and Women's Initiative. Our attorneys also serve the communities in which we work through a wide variety of pro bono programs, giving their time, resources and talents to serve people and organizations in need.
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Statement of Practice Summary:
Aviation; Airport Operations; Aviation Intellectual Property; Aviation Litigation; Aviation Tax; Business and Private Aviation; Commercial Airline Transactions and Operations; Military Aviation and Government Contracts; Banking and Finance; Construction and Design; Corporate; Closely Held Business; Commercial Contracting; Investment Management; Mergers and Acquisitions; Securities and Corporate Governance; Educational Institutions; Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation; Energy; Energy Acquisitions and Joint Ventures; Energy Financing; Energy Litigation; Energy Marketing and Trading; Energy Regulation; Facility Development and Operations; Oil and Gas; Renewable Energy; Biofuels; Biomass and Landfill Mass; Solar Energy; Wind Energy; Environmental and Natural Resources; Climate Change and Sustainability; Environmental and Chemical Regulation; Franchise and Distribution; Government Compliance, Investigations and Litigation; White Collar Criminal Defense; Government Contracts; Postal Service Contracting; Governmental Affairs; Governmental Ethics and Election Law; Healthcare; Hospitality; Information Governance; Litigation Readiness and Legal Hold Systems; Privacy and Data Security; Records Retention and Information Management; Insolvency; Intellectual Property; Advertising and Marketing; Entertainment and Media; Food Law; Intellectual Property Counseling; Intellectual Property Litigation; Life Sciences; Patents; Technology and E-Commerce; Trade Secrets; Trademarks and Copyrights; International; China; Customs and Trade; Labor and Employment; Immigration; OFCCP Compliance; Safety and Health; Litigation; Antitrust and Unfair Competition; Appellate; Business Litigation; Class Actions; Consumer Services; E-Discovery; ERISA/Employee Benefits Litigation; Insurance Litigation; Medical Malpractice Defense; Nursing Home Litigation Defense; Products Liability; Securities Litigation; Toxic Tort; Trade Secret and Business Information Protection; Real Estate and Development; Levee and Flood Control; Municipal; Public Finance; Tax; Telecommunications; Transportation; Trusts and Estates; Nonprofit Organizations.
Documents by Lawyers at this office | |
Department of Labor Proposes More FMLA Leave for Military FamiliesPatrick M. Gavin, February 10, 2012
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued a notice of proposed rulemaking on January 30, 2012, that would expand certain regulatory provisions of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) applicable to employees who have family members serving in the military. Additionally, the proposal contains...
Congress Overrules OFCCP: TRICARE Providers Are Not OFCCP SubcontractorsDeena B. Jenab, January 11, 2012
For the past year, healthcare providers have been in a quandary as they tried to assess whether receipt of TRICARE dollars really meant they had to comply with the affirmative action requirements enforced by the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP). The quandary is over. The...
Year Established: 1891
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