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Results:Favorable Family Court Result Achieved for Court-Appointed Client

AUG 12, 2026
Dylan L. MurrayDylan L. Murray816.471.2121

Favorable Family Court Result Achieved for Court-Appointed Client

Baker Sterchi obtained a favorable decision for a court-appointed client in a proceeding before the Jackson County Family Court.

Firm News:John Barry and Hayley Hollis Complete 2026 IADC Trial Academy

AUG 11, 2026
John BarryJohn Barry206.957.9669
Hayley D. HollisHayley D. Hollis971.374.5568

John Barry and Hayley Hollis Complete 2026 IADC Trial Academy

Baker Sterchi attorneys John Barry and Hayley Hollis completed the 2026 International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) Trial Academy, held Aug. 1-7 at the University of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School of Law in Columbia, South Carolina.

Firm News:Jackie Longfellow Re-Appointed Vice-Chair of FDCC Employment Section

AUG 11, 2026
Jacqueline M. LongfellowJacqueline M. Longfellow816.472.7474

Jackie Longfellow Re-Appointed Vice-Chair of FDCC Employment Section

Baker Sterchi Member Jackie Longfellow has been re-appointed vice-chair of the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel's (FDCC) Employment Practices and Workplace Liability Section for the 2026-2027 term.

Speaking Engagements:Bob Christie Co-Hosts Next Level Lawyering Series on IADC Speaks Podcast

AUG 6, 2026
Robert L. ChristieRobert L. Christie206.979.3859

Bob Christie Co-Hosts Next Level Lawyering Series on IADC Speaks Podcast

Baker Sterchi Member Bob Christie is a co-host of Next Level Lawyering, a series on the International Association of Defense Counsel's official podcast, IADC Speaks.

Recognition:Katherine Cortesy Receives Wisconsin Defense Counsel Young Lawyer and Publication Awards

AUG 5, 2026
Katherine CortesyKatherine Cortesy608.662.1159

Katherine Cortesy Receives Wisconsin Defense Counsel Young Lawyer and Publication Awards

Baker Sterchi attorney Katherine Cortesy has been selected to receive the Wisconsin Defense Counsel's (WDC) 2026 Young Lawyer Award and Publication Award.

Firm News:Heather Shore Appointed to Two Kansas Bar Association Committees

AUG 5, 2026
Heather Field ShoreHeather Field Shore816.448.9329

Heather Shore Appointed to Two Kansas Bar Association Committees

Baker Sterchi Member Heather Shore has been appointed to serve on two Kansas Bar Association (KBA) committees: the Bench-Bar Committee and the Media-Bar Committee.

Publications:Bob Christie's "AI in the Courtroom" Article Published in DRI's For The Defense

AUG 4, 2026
Robert L. ChristieRobert L. Christie206.979.3859

Bob Christie's "AI in the Courtroom" Article Published in DRI's For The Defense

Baker Sterchi Member Bob Christie authored "AI in the Courtroom," published in the July/August 2026 issue of For The Defense, a DRI publication.

Firm News:Jessica Reis Appointed Vice-Chair of Baker Sterchi Employment & Labor Practice Group

AUG 4, 2026
Jessica M. ReisJessica M. Reis314.345.5023

Jessica Reis Appointed Vice-Chair of Baker Sterchi Employment & Labor Practice Group

Baker Sterchi senior attorney Jessica Reis has been named vice chair of the firm's Employment & Labor Practice Group.

Recognition:Four Named to 2026 Washington Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

AUG 3, 2026
Robert L. ChristieRobert L. Christie206.979.3859
Megan M. ColuccioMegan M. Coluccio206.957.9669
John BarryJohn Barry206.957.9669
Reeya J. PatelReeya J. Patel206.965.9616

Four Named to 2026 Washington Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

Baker Sterchi Members Bob Christie and Megan Coluccio have been named to the 2026 Washington Super Lawyers list, while John Barry and Reeya Patel have been named to the 2026 Washington Rising Stars list.

Recognition:Mark Budzinski Named to 2026 Wisconsin Legal 250 List

JUL 31, 2026
Mark BudzinskiMark Budzinski920.884.2378

Mark Budzinski Named to 2026 Wisconsin Legal 250 List

Baker Sterchi Member Mark Budzinski has been named to the Wisconsin Law Journal's (WLJ) 2026 Legal 250 list in the Health Care Law category.

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