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A Legacy of Service: Charlie Chapin Retires from WPDN After a Decade of Dedication

Posted March 18, 2025

After more than thirty years of distinguished service in the legal profession—including a decade as a trusted leader at Williams, Porter, Day, and Neville (WPDN)—Charlie Chapin officially retired on December 31, 2024. Known for his unwavering dedication, compassionate approach, and professional excellence, Chapin leaves behind a legacy that has deeply… Continue Reading

IRS FILING TIPS AMID WORKFORCE REDUCTIONS: Don’t Let Delays Derail Your Refund:

Posted March 10, 2025

Tax season is stressful enough without the added chaos of IRS workforce reductions. With recent reports of the IRS cutting thousands of jobs, taxpayers are left wondering: Will my refund be delayed? Will my tax issue fall through the cracks? The good news? You can take steps to stay ahead… Continue Reading

On the Slopes with Strong & Hanni: Building Bonds at Deer Valley and Snowbasin

Posted March 7, 2025

Strong & Hanni hit the slopes at Deer Valley and Snowbasin, enjoying great company and some interesting ski conditions. From carving down the mountain to sharing amazing meals and conversations, we had the best time strengthening relationships both on and off the slopes. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us… Continue Reading

The IRS Is Shrinking – But Not Going Away!!!!

Posted March 7, 2025

The Trump Administration’s proposal to cut the IRS workforce by 50% by the end of the year has set the stage for massive changes in how the agency operates. Bloomberg reports that over 2,000 Employees—those who answer the phone for the IRS—have already been let go, retired early, or accepted… Continue Reading

Day, Day, And Dodson Legal Win

Posted April 23, 2024

Recently, a Wyoming Federal Court ruled in favor of a WPDN client represented by attorneys Erica Day, Stuart Day, and Keith Dodson.  WPDN represented an insurance company sued by a client who said that the company failed to make appropriate payments under an uninsured motorist coverage provision. The plaintiff asserted… Continue Reading

Bevan Publishes Story in USLAW Magazine on Auto Insurance Issues for Driverless Cars

Posted April 2, 2019

Kent Bevan published a story in USLAW Magazine entitled, “When the Driver is a Computer: Addressing Auto Insurance Issues Surrounding Autonomous Vehicles.” “Driverless cars and autonomous vehicles are a common sight in futuristic science fiction movies, but now they’re becoming a part of present-day reality. In fact, the physical act of driving a car may… Continue Reading

Brumitt Delivers Construction Law Presentation

Posted March 13, 2019

Lee Brumitt delivers a presentation to the American Society of Professional Estimators, “Dealing with Change and Delay on Construction Projects.” Continue Reading

Brumitt Delivers Construction Law Presentations

Posted January 29, 2019

Lee Brumitt presented to the Kansas City Chapter of the National Association for Women in Construction on January 14. The presentation entitled “Preserving and Advancing Contractors’ Payment Rights” focused on federal, Missouri, and Kansas law and discussed tools and best practices to increase the likelihood of general and subcontractors receiving full… Continue Reading

New Prime, Inc. v. Oliveira: Independent Contractors Now Exempted Under the Federal Arbitration Act

Posted January 24, 2019

By: Anne E. Baggott and Benjamin J. Stringer The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided a case with important implications for the transportation industry, New Prime, Inc. v. Oliveira. Under federal law, transportation companies can no longer compel its workers engaged in interstate commerce to arbitrate disputes.  However, state laws may still permit arbitration… Continue Reading

Ketchum and Boe Receive Special Recognitions in “Super Lawyers”

Posted January 22, 2019

Amanda Pennington Ketchum and Leslie A. Boe received special recognitions in this year’s edition of Super Lawyers: Continue Reading

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