Leawood, Kan. – July 20, 2026: Adrienne Joyner, an energy, real estate, and business law attorney with nearly two decades of experience, has been elected to the position of an equity shareholder of Rouse Frets White, P.C. “Adrienne is a terrific lawyer and great addition to the firm’s ownership,” said Chuck Rouse, CEO of Rouse Frets White.
Adrienne represents clients in the energy sector, including renewables, battery energy storage, and data centers. Her practice focuses primarily on real estate during all stages of a project from greenfield development and acquisitions to managing title policy issuance for construction financing, tax and cash equity financing. Adrienne also represents local real estate developers and investors.
About the Energy Law Practice Group: The law firm’s Energy Law Practice Group is at the forefront of the rapidly expanding renewable energy sector, offering comprehensive legal services tailored to the unique needs of clients involved in wind, solar, and energy storage projects. For more than 20 years, the team has collectively worked on billions of dollars of projects producing tens of gigawatts of power relating to projects in more than thirty states.
About the Real Estate Practice Group: The firm’s Real Estate Practice Group is ranked among the best in the Kansas City region by Chambers USA and U.S. News and World Report. The group represents well-known clients in a wide variety of real estate transactions, including, leases, financing, acquisitions, dispositions, land use, zoning, economic development, and incentives for all asset classes. Click to view a project map of work the firm has completed.
About the law firm: Rouse Frets White is a leading Kansas City law firm with a national reach that deploys skilled and client-focused practice groups to engineer favorable solutions in efficient and effective ways.
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