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Chris Marquez and Ryan Walters Elected Partners with JHKM’s New Mexico Office

March 21, 2022

Jennings Haug Keleher McLeod (JHKM) is pleased to announce that Chris Marquez and Ryan Walters were elected partners with the firm’s New Mexico office. Chris is a litigator whose practice is focused on construction, real estate, and commercial litigation. He represents both individual and corporate clients in a variety business disputes, as well as financial and …

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Ben Feuchter Rejoins JHKM as a Partner with the Firm’s Business and Real Estate Law and Litigation Practices

March 10, 2022

Jennings Haug Keleher McLeod (JHKM) is pleased to announce that Ben Feuchter has rejoined the firm’s New Mexico office as a partner. Feuchter, who became a lawyer with the firm upon earning his law degree in 1999, focuses his practice on business law and real estate matters, including both transactional and litigation legal services.

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Q&A Lawyer Liability and Ethics: Court Admonished Over Revocation of Pro Hac Vice Application

March 8, 2022

This month’s ethics column highlights the admonishment of the Delaware Superior Court by the Supreme Court of Delaware, in which the Delaware Supreme Court’s opinion reminds (not very subtly) that judges should not make factual findings based on headlines from political news coverage, especially about happenings in other jurisdictions.

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Former New Mexico Gas Company Vice President and General Counsel Thomas M. Domme Rejoins JHKM’s Regulatory & Utilities Law and Business Litigation Practices

February 24, 2022

Jennings Haug Keleher McLeod (JHKM) is pleased to announce that Thomas M. Domme has rejoined the firm’s New Mexico office as a partner. Domme, who recently served as vice president of external/regulatory affairs and general counsel for New Mexico Gas Company and previously practiced with the firm, joins JHKM’s regulatory and utilities law and business litigation …

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FINRA Arbitrator Selection: Lessons from Leggett

Understanding the arbitrator selection process and the importance of arbitrator vetting in FINRA arbitrations.

February 22, 2022

When an investor has an unresolved dispute with their FINRA-registered broker or investment adviser, they have a few options: (1) try to resolve the dispute informally with the broker-dealer; (2) contact the state securities regulator and hope it takes action; or (3) initiate a FINRA arbitration against the broker-dealer, broker or investment adviser.

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Chris Marquez and Ryan Walters Elected Partners with JHKM’s New Mexico Office

Ben Feuchter Rejoins JHKM as a Partner with the Firm’s Business and Real Estate Law and Litigation Practices

Q&A Lawyer Liability and Ethics: Court Admonished Over Revocation of Pro Hac Vice Application

Former New Mexico Gas Company Vice President and General Counsel Thomas M. Domme Rejoins JHKM’s Regulatory & Utilities Law and Business Litigation Practices

FINRA Arbitrator Selection: Lessons from Leggett

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News & Insights

Chris Marquez and Ryan Walters Elected Partners with JHKM’s New Mexico Office

Ben Feuchter Rejoins JHKM as a Partner with the Firm’s Business and Real Estate Law and Litigation Practices

Q&A Lawyer Liability and Ethics: Court Admonished Over Revocation of Pro Hac Vice Application

Former New Mexico Gas Company Vice President and General Counsel Thomas M. Domme Rejoins JHKM’s Regulatory & Utilities Law and Business Litigation Practices

FINRA Arbitrator Selection: Lessons from Leggett

Phoenix

Albuquerque

Tucson

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