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Jan 9, 2020
PHOENIX - Jan. 9, 2020 - PRLog -- Fennemore Craig, a leading law firm in the Mountain West, announced that Todd Kartchner, an attorney in the firm's the Business Litigation practice, has been elected as the newest member of Fennemore Craig's Management Committee. Kartchner joins the firm's leadership team as prominent real estate attorney Jay Kramer completed his term on the committee at the end of last year.
"I'm proud to welcome Todd to the senior leadership team at Fennemore Craig," commented James Goodnow, Fennemore Craig's president and managing partner. "He demonstrates his commitment to clients and the firm every day, and I, along with my fellow committee members, look forward to working with him on strategic firm initiatives." Goodnow, added, "I'd also like to thank Jay for his tremendous service on this committee and dedication to the firm. The firm's real estate clients are in good hands with Jay and his colleagues in our real estate practice group."
Kartchner formerly served as the firm's vice chair of litigation and represents clients in complex business litigation matters in both state and federal courts. He has experience in intellectual property litigation, including patent, copyright and trademark infringement. Additionally, Kartchner has wide-ranging experience in the telecommunications industry, particularly in representing infrastructure providers as well as developers specializing in multi-dwelling units. Kartchner earned his J.D., magna cum laude, University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law, and his B.A. from Brigham Young University.
In addition to Kartchner, Fennemore Craig's 2020 Management Committee members include Kim Arana (Nogales), Craig Etem (Reno), James Goodnow (Phoenix, and chair of the Management Committee), and Susan Wissink (Phoenix).
About Fennemore Craig:
For over 130 years, Fennemore Craig, a NLJ250 firm, has provided high quality legal counsel to help clients thrive in a complex and constantly evolving business and legal landscape. Fennemore Craig goes beyond the expected to generate maximum value for its clients and to help them keep pace with the rate of change, protect their legal interests and identify opportunities. Today, the firm is uniquely poised to help fulfill needs that range from general counsel to niche legal specialties, works on issues ranging from water rights in the West, business formation, mining, gaming and cross-border trade and offers a deep understanding of the issues facing The New West. Learn more about its legal services at FennemoreCraig.com.
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