Lexington

Lexington Financial Center, 250 West Main Street, Suite 1400
Lexington, KY 40507
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Our Lexington office is located in the heart of downtown. Lexington is a growing and thriving business center with headquarters to many national companies and organizations.

Led by Chauncey S.R. Curtz, Dinsmore’s Lexington office opened in 1997 and has grown to include nearly 40 attorneys who focus on virtually every aspect of business.

What’s Notable about our Lexington office

Dinsmore Lexington focuses on corporate/transactional matters, business litigation, estate planning as well as employment law.

The Natural Resources practice, chaired by office managing partner Chauncey Curtz is recognized as one of the nation’s top practices by The Best Lawyers® in America. Kentucky Super Lawyers® cites veteran litigator Barbara Edelman as one the Top 25 Female Lawyers in Kentucky and Partner Mindy Barfield was recently selected one of Central Kentucky’s Leading Business Women.

Former office managing partner Joseph Terry is proud to serve as pro bono general counsel for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. This is the first time the international equestrian event has been held outside of Europe and Lexington is the perfect host city.

Partner Bob Fleming leads one of Lexington’s most prominent group of Estate Planning and Family Law practices.

Along with our Frankfort office, Lexington and Louisville attorneys work in concert with one another, providing seamless legal counsel and assistance to business and individuals throughout the Commonwealth.

Recent Experience

Dinsmore attorney Anthony Sammons represented Nintendo of America in a federal action arising out of a house fire. An aggressive representation convinced the plaintiff to enter an order voluntarily dismissing the case against Nintendo, having demonstrated that its product was not the cause of the fire.

Dinsmore also provides representation for American Express Company and is outside national counsel for its subsidiary, AMEX Assurance Company, successfully handling insurance claims on behalf of AMEX in nearly a dozen states.

Recent Publications and Resources

Sadhna G. True, Partner / Labor and Employment

Doing Business with Uncle Sam: An Introduction to the World of Federal Contracting

Published in: The Goods produced by the Kentucky Association of Manufacturers (July 2010)

Brady Dunnigan, Partner / Corporate Law and Real Estate

Financeable lease can make deal more attractive to lenders and tenants

Published in: Business Lexington (November 2009)

Less Bubble, Less Trouble:

Lexington commercial real estate "sluggish," but not as bleak as national trends

Published in: Business Lexington (April 2010)

Anthony Sammons, Partner / Product LiabilityLitigation

Removal Issues in a Post-Iqbal World