Middleton Reutlinger named USLAW NETWORK’s Kentucky member firm

USLAW Community, Inc., a community of unbiased legislation firms with roots in civil litigation, has named Middleton Reutlinger, a Louisville, Kentucky-based mostly business as its latest member business representing Kentucky. Middleton Reutlinger is positioned in Louisville and is accessible to clients all over the Commonwealth of Kentucky.  First set up in 1854 and repeatedly protecting its standing as a medium-measurement legislation business for about a hundred sixty five years, Middleton Reutlinger gives a broad range of legal providers for a various shopper foundation. The business prides alone on its personal operating interactions with its clients.

“We are psyched to welcome Libby Grey and her colleagues from Middleton Reutlinger to USLAW Community,” said Dan. L. Longo, chair of USLAW from Murchison & Cumming LLP in Los Angeles. “Middleton Reutlinger’s protection of the Commonwealth of Kentucky combined with their enterprise litigation and intellectual residence leadership will deliver USLAW customers and their clients with great methods who know how to navigate the courts and protect with deep jurisdictional awareness.”

Middleton Reutlinger enjoys a robust litigation exercise comprised of industrial and insurance policies litigation furthermore prestigious intellectual residence techniques, together with sixteen registered patent attorneys, as very well as a complete-service transactional exercise.

“We are exceptionally honored to be a part of USLAW Community that features so many highly rated and esteemed legislation firms”, said Grey, the Litigation Exercise Chair of Middleton Reutlinger, as very well as the principal business call for USLAW Community.   “We know our clients will gain from this collaboration and seem ahead to creating this relationship.”

The firm’s principal contacts with USLAW are:

Elisabeth “Libby” S. Grey

Blaine Lewis

Mark S. Frenzel

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