Introducing Stinson LLP

Press Release

04.30.2019

We are excited to announce that as of April 30, 2019, the firm is changing its name to Stinson LLP. In addition to the new name, we are also introducing a new brand and logo, and launching a new website (www.stinson.com). The changes reflect our firm's unified culture and our focus on providing value to our clients in situations that demand innovative strategies, excellent service and impactful results.

The new name and look debut five years after the 2014 merger of Stinson Morrison Hecker and Leonard, Street and Deinard, and following significant growth in 2018 with combinations in Dallas and St. Louis, and the opening of a second office in Colorado.

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On March 6 and March 29, 1979, William Rosenthal, the president of Pasco Tobacco Co., Inc., testified at the first meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy proceeding captioned In re Pasco Tobacco Co., Inc. Shortly before the March 6 meeting was adjourned, Martin Kilstein,