On January 19, Jeff King testified before the Kansas Senate in support of House Bill 2023, an act reforming the Kansas income tax code. Jeff testified at the request of House Tax Chairman Steven Johnson. During his 10 years in the Kansas Legislature, Senator King served as Vice-Chair of the tax committee and authored dozens of tax bills, many of which remain Kansas law.
Samuel Mallory Joins Collins & Jones
Collins & Jones is pleased to announce that Samuel Mallory has joined the Firm as an associate attorney, practicing in the areas of corporate law, real estate law and estate planning. Originally from Kansas City, Samuel is a 2022 graduate of the Moritz College of...
Collins and Jones included on the Missouri & Kansas 2022 Super Lawyers list
Collins & Jones is pleased to announce that both Eric W. Collins and Josh Jones have been selected as 2022 Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers. This is Eric’s seventh and Josh’s sixth consecutive year of inclusion on this prestigious list. Each year, no more than...
Winter Storm Uri Settlement between Regulated Utilities and Natural Gas Marketing Companies Approved by Missouri PSC and the Kansas Corporation Commission
On May 25, 2022 the Missouri Public Service Commission approved a unanimous stipulation and agreement which settled a dispute between natural gas companies. In February of 2021 Winter Storm Uri caused massive supply disruption throughout the Midwest. In some cases,...
Samantha Geier Joins Collins & Jones
Collins & Jones is pleased to announce that Samantha Geier has joined the Firm as an associate attorney, practicing in the areas of family law, criminal law and appellate and civil litigation. Originally from Harrisonville, Missouri, Samantha is a 2021 graduate...
Collins and Jones included on the Missouri & Kansas 2021 Super Lawyers list
Collins & Jones is pleased to announce that both Eric W. Collins and Josh Jones have been selected as 2021 Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers. This is Eric’s sixth and Josh’s fifth consecutive year of inclusion on this prestigious list. Each year, no more than five...
