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Tueth Keeney Attorneys Selected to Present at MCSA Focus On Series

Jun 1, 2015 | Celynda L. BrasherMichelle H. Basi

The Firm has been selected to participate in the Missouri Council of School Administrator’s Focus On Series during the fall of 2015.   Michelle Basi, Amy Clendennen, and Celynda Brasher have been asked by MCSA to spearhead the presentations ““ “First...

Melanie Gurley Keeney Speaks at 2015 EMSI Rescue and Restore Regional Conference to Combat Human Trafficking

Jun 1, 2015 | Melanie Gurley Keeney

Melanie Gurley Keeney was a featured speaker at the Eastern Missouri ““ Southern Illinois (“EMSI”) Rescue and Restore Regional Conference to Combat Human Trafficking.   Melanie presented an overview of various non-immigrant visa programs (temporary...

Ian Cooper and Mollie Hennessee Speak at Missouri Community College Association Spring Conference

May 21, 2015 | Ian P. Cooper

Ian Cooper and Mollie Hennessee were featured speakers at the Missouri Community College Association Spring Conference on May 21, 2015.   Mollie and Ian discussed a wide range of legal issues impacting higher education including recent federal and state legislation...

Amy Clendennen Presents at National Business Institute Seminar on Local Government Law

May 19, 2015 |

Amy Clendennen recently presented at the National Business Institute’s Seminar on Local Government Law: What Attorneys Need to Know. Amy’s discussion focused on the Missouri “Sunshine” Law, as well as hot topics in human resources and...

Tueth Keeney Attorneys Present to MOASBO at Spring Conference

Apr 22, 2015 | Celynda L. BrasherMichelle H. Basi

Michelle Basi and Celynda Brasher gave a presentation entitled “The Office of Civil Rights:   Preventing and Responding to Complaints ““ How to Save Money and Prevent Litigation,” at the Missouri Association of School Business Officials Spring...

Tueth Keeney selected to present at Mo Council of School Admininstrators

Apr 22, 2015 | Celynda L. BrasherMichelle H. Basi

The Firm has been selected to participate in the Missouri Council of School Administrator’s Focus On Series during the fall of 2015.   Michelle Basi, Amy Clendennen, and Celynda Brasher have been asked by MCSA to spearhead the presentations ““ “First...
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