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Melanie Gurley Keeney Featured Speaker at Naturalization Ceremony

Aug 11, 2017 | Melanie Gurley Keeney

On August 11, Melanie Gurley Keeney was the featured guest speaker at the Naturalization Ceremony honoring and welcoming U.S. new citizens. There ceremony was held in the Thomas F. Eagleton Courthouse with U.S. District Judge Ronnie L. White presiding. Melanie Gurley...

Jim Layton Will Speak About the Recent U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer

Jun 29, 2017 | James R. Layton

On July 13, Jim Layton of Tueth Keeney will join University of Missouri Law School Professor Emeritus Carl Esbeck speaking about the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer.   The event at the United States Courthouse is sponsored by the...

Jim Layton Presents “Five Things Every Judge Should Know About the Missouri Constitution”

Jun 22, 2017 | James R. Layton

Jim Layton, head of Tueth Keeney’s appellate practice group, was on the faculty of the 2017 “Appellate Forum,” an annual training program for all Missouri appellate judges, held at the University of Missouri Law School on June 22.   Jim’s...

Jim Layton spoke on “The Leap from e-Filing to e-Briefing” at the Kansas Bar’s 2017 Appellate Practice CLE

May 19, 2017 | James R. Layton

On May 19, Tueth Keeney’s Jim Layton spoke on “The Leap from e-Filing to e-Briefing” at the Kansas Bar’s 2017 Appellate Practice CLE in Topeka, Kansas.   Jim is a member and former Chair of the American Bar Association’s Council of...

Merry Rhoades Presents Webinar for Teach Illinois on Restorative Justice and SB100

Mar 29, 2017 | Merry Rhoades

Tueth Keeney attorney Merry Rhoades presented a webinar for Teach Illinois on March 28, 2017.   Merry spoke on the subject of Restorative Justice in Illinois School law, including the significant revisions to student discipline procedures imposed by Senate Bill 100.  ...

D. Shane Jones Presents at ISDLAF+ Symposium on Collective Bargaining

Mar 9, 2017 |

D. Shane Jones gave a  presentation on collective bargaining on March 9th, 2017 at the ISDLAF+ symposium in O’Fallon, IL. The symposium was a roundtable discussion which included the following discussion items: “¢Benefits ““ health plans, cost...
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