Kansas City Media Lawyer
Overview
Mr. Abrams has dedicated more than 20 years to working for clients in a variety of commercial litigation matters including substantial jury trial practice in federal and state court, appellate practice, and alternative dispute resolution. Mr. Abrams has extensive experience in all phases of business and contract law, accounting law, insurance matters, real estate, oil and gas disputes, and media and communications law. Mr. Abrams has successfully defended and prosecuted jury and bench trials...
Mr. Abrams has dedicated more than 20 years to working for clients in a variety of commercial litigation matters including substantial jury trial practice in federal and state court, appellate practice, and alternative dispute resolution. Mr. Abrams has extensive experience in all phases of business and contract law, accounting law, insurance matters, real estate, oil and gas disputes, and media and communications law. Mr. Abrams has successfully defended and prosecuted jury and bench trials...
Mr. Abrams has dedicated more than 20 years to working for clients in a variety of commercial litigation matters including substantial jury trial practice in federal and state court, appellate practice, and alternative dispute resolution. Mr. Abrams has extensive experience in all phases of business and contract law, accounting law, insurance matters, real estate, oil and gas disputes, and media and communications law. Mr. Abrams has successfully defended and prosecuted jury and bench trials involving business torts, fraud, consumer protection claims, trade secrets, covenants not to compete, and professional liability and insurance coverage.
Mr. Abrams chairs the firm’s Business Disputes department.
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