Allison L. Greenfield - Kansas City, MO
304 W 10th StreetKansas City, MO 64105
Knight Nicastro MacKay, LLC
Kansas City Business and Commercial Litigation Lawyer
Overview
An experienced defense attorney, Allison has advocated for clients involved in some of the highest-profile cases in the Midwest. She focuses her practice on business and commercial litigation, insurance, premises and product liability, and arson-fraud litigation. She also works in construction defect and transportation....
An experienced defense attorney, Allison has advocated for clients involved in some of the highest-profile cases in the Midwest. She focuses her practice on business and commercial litigation, insurance, premises and product liability, and arson-fraud litigation. She also works in construction defect and transportation....
An experienced defense attorney, Allison has advocated for clients involved in some of the highest-profile cases in the Midwest. She focuses her practice on business and commercial litigation, insurance, premises and product liability, and arson-fraud litigation. She also works in construction defect and transportation.
Amid protecting clients facing high-stakes litigation, Allison extends her passion for law into community service and involvement with numerous professional organizations; including holding leadership roles with the Lawyers Association of Kansas City – Young Lawyers Section.
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