Husch Blackwell in the news

Ryan Burke joined Husch Blackwell in Atlanta as a litigation partner specializing in insurance and commercial litigation.

Husch Blackwell hired an experienced insurance litigation attorney from Morris Manning & Martin in Atlanta.

Ryan Burke joined Husch Blackwell as a partner in Atlanta to grow their southeastern presence and align with his insurance coverage practice.

Husch Blackwell was honored by Benchmark Litigation in 2026 with multiple attorney recognitions and top firm rankings, including Nebraska Firm of the Year.

Three Husch Blackwell partners were honored as Fellows of the Wisconsin Law Foundation for their legal expertise and community leadership.

Husch Blackwell settled a class action for $30 payments to individuals who received certain debt collection communications violating federal law.

Husch Blackwell LLP promoted six attorneys in Kansas City, including four to partner and two to senior counsel.

Husch Blackwell's report and podcast discuss how Executive Order 14173 expands False Claims Act enforcement into anti-discrimination, affecting government contractors' DEI policies.

A former CFTC Chief Trial Attorney has joined Husch Blackwell's Kansas City office, boosting their regulatory legal expertise.

Jeff Le Riche, former CFTC chief trial attorney, joined Husch Blackwell as a partner to enhance their financial services litigation and regulatory practice.

Brian Potts of Husch Blackwell was named to the Wisconsin Law Journal Environmental Powerlist for his expertise in energy and environmental law.

The podcast discusses ongoing federal and state regulatory changes affecting noncompete agreements, highlighting compliance challenges and drafting tips.

Aleava Sayre, formerly of Medtronic, joined Husch Blackwell as a partner specializing in environmental and natural resources law in Minneapolis.

Husch Blackwell won an award for its innovative legal operations team, notably using AI to enhance client service and streamline litigation processes.

Brian Potts, a partner at Husch Blackwell, combines his economics expertise and legal skills to support energy startups and mentor young attorneys.

CMS's 2026 hospice final rule updates face-to-face attestation requirements, allowing signed clinical notes to serve as attestation and clarifies physician certification roles.

Husch Blackwell's annual report discusses challenges and trends in alternative project delivery and P3s amid changing legal and economic conditions.

The Federal Circuit found the Trump-era IEEPA reciprocal and trafficking tariffs unlawful but allowed their enforcement pending Supreme Court review, urging importers to evaluate their tariff exposure and legal options.

A former Husch Blackwell partner sued the firm for allegedly misusing employee retirement contributions by delaying payments and using funds for operating expenses.

Erin Banks joined Husch Blackwell as Chief Business Development Officer to lead data-driven growth and reduce lawyers' administrative tasks, supporting the firm's expanding national presence.