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Congratulations to the Martin Pringle attorneys practicing in the 24 practice areas that have been recognized by US News & World Report as Best Law Firms for 2020.

Metropolitan Tier 1
Kansas City-KS

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Congratulations to the 13 Martin Pringle Attorneys who have been named as 2019 Kansas & Missouri Super Lawyers!

Overland Park Office
Tom Hamill – Business Litigation
Lora Jennings – Rising Stars – Employment & Labor
Kip Kubin – Workers’…

November is National Adoption Month and Martin Pringle is celebrating!

In honor of World Adoption Day, on November 9, 2019 only, Martin Pringle Adoption Professionals are WAIVING the $1,500 fee to join our adoption list! We can’t think of…

Congratulations to Martin Pringle Attorney, Terry Mann, on being honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Board of Governors of the Washburn University School of Law. 

Recipients of this prestigious award have brought…

Last week the Department of Labor (DOL) announced the much-anticipated final overtime rule that will raise the salary threshold for determining whether a worker may be classified as exempt from the overtime requirements of the Fair Labor…

Twenty-seven attorneys from the law firm of Martin, Pringle, Oliver, Wallace & Bauer have been recognized by Best Lawyers in America© 2020.

For more than three decades, Best Lawyers has compiled lists of outstanding attorneys by…

Friday, President Trump signed four bills into law that amend current consumer and commercial bankruptcy laws.  Because these four bills may have an effect on your business, we wanted to provide you with a brief synopsis of the changes…

Are you "trying for a girl"?

Martin Pringle Adoption Attorney, Megan Monsour, is on Wichita Moms Blogoffering reasons why you should reconsider gender specificity when planning to grow your family through adoption.

"I’m sure many of us with multiple children of the same gender have been asked by a friend, family or stranger in the grocery store whether we will, “Try for a girl.” Our society seems to have a general opinion that families should have both genders, despite the fact that it isn’t something within parents’ control."

"Opinions abound regarding the gender of unborn babies, too.  Thus, it is no surprise that on occasion an adoptive family will state a requirement for one gender or the other.  Despite the reasons a family provides for a gender preference, I quickly tell them why the adoption world doesn’t easily accommodate this request."

Read the full article here.

Congratulations to Martin Pringle Attorney, Jeff Kennedy, for being honored with the 2019 Fred Ellsworth Medallion, the University of Kansas Alumni Association's highest award for volunteer service to KU. 

Since 1975, the Association has…

A week ago, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sent notices to employers who are EEO-1 filers, i.e., employers that have 100 or more employees, either alone or in conjunction with related entities, or which are federal government…