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Date: March 2, 2016

Foley & Mansfield Opens Kansas City Office

by foleyandmansfield
Date: March 2, 2016
by foleyandmansfield

Foley & Mansfield Opens Kansas City Office

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Foley & Mansfield today announced that it has opened an office in Kansas City to accommodate regional and national clients in products liability, toxic tort and construction litigation.

The office will coordinate closely with the firm’s St. Louis operations and will be managed by partner Nicholas B. Bunnell, an alumni of the University of Kansas School of Law licensed to practice in Kansas, Missouri and Illinois.

This is the second office the firm has opened in the last year, adding operations in Portland, Oregon in July, 2015.  With the addition of Kansas City, Foley & Mansfield now has 11 offices across the U.S.

Nicholas B. Bunnell

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