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Lashly & Baer, P.C. is pleased to announce that four attorneys from Gonnerman Reinert, LLC have joined our firm. To reach them directly their new contact information is provided below. For more details on their arrival please see our full press release here.

James P. Reinert
jreinert@lashlybaer.com
Direct: 314-436-8398
Cell: 314-517-4290
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William J. Magrath
wmagrath@lashlybaer.com
Direct: 314-436-8371
Cell: 314-591-1042
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Jeffrey E. Atkinson
jatkinson@lashlybaer.com
Direct: 314-436-8396
Cell: 314-591-7688
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Timothy F. McCurdy
tmccurdy@lashlybaer.com
Direct: 314-436-8389
Cell: 314-502-7180
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Attorney Mark A. Gonnerman will be pursuing other interests and may be reached directly at the contact information provided below.

Mark A. Gonnerman
mag@gonnermanlaw.com
Direct: 314-276-6275

Lashly & Baer, P.C. attorney Brian J. Malone has recently written an article that was published in the January/February 2019 issue of the Missouri Municipal League’s bi-monthly magazine The Missouri Municipal Review.

In his latest article Brian writes, “My article, “The Right to Regulate the Right to Bear Arms,” appeared in the March/April 2018 issue of The Missouri Municipal Review. The article analyzed recent changes to Missouri’s firearms laws and highlighted a case that was pending at the Missouri Court of Appeals: Zoological Park Subdistrict of the Metropolitan Park Museum District v. Jeffry Smith, ED105784. The Court of Appeals issued its ruling on Nov. 6, 2018. While the case was remanded to the trial court on procedural grounds, the trial court’s decision and the concurring opinion by Judge Roy Richter present some important issues for cities to consider.”

To read Brian’s complete article “Considering the Right to Bear Arms” please click here.

For more information, please contact Brian J. Malone at bmalone@lashlybaer.com, or at 314-436-8375, or contact your Lashly & Baer attorney.

January 10, 2019, Lashly & Baer, P.C. attorney Breanne E. Sergent spoke on a panel at the SIU School of Law’s Business Boot Camp. The camp, in its fifth year, was held on January 9-10^th. The course was created to help law students understand basic business concepts that they are likely to encounter in their future work as attorney, such as employment and labor law, basic business planning and an introduction to health benefits in small businesses. Sergent, a 2014 alumni of the school, was a part of the panel discussions and covered topics surrounding her career in law, specific challenges particular to the practice, and recommendations for seeking and maintaining a successful and competitive practice in the evolving legal market. To read more about the program visit the SIU Law School website here.