Jim Bowers is cited as a “player” in Capstone award-winning Twin Creeks area sewer improvement project in Kansas City. To read more, please click the attached link: http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/print-edition/2016/03/04/capstone-awards-2016-infrastructure-twin-creeks.html
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We proudly congratulate our colleagues for selection by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America © 2016* Michael T. White Lawyer of the Year 2016 in Kansas…
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White Goss is pleased to announce that Kevin Mason has been named a Shareholder of the Firm. Kevin is part of the Firm’s litigation practice with wide-ranging experience in commercial,…
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Patricia Jensen, a shareholder at White Goss, a Professional Corporation, was named chair of the Platte County Economic Development Council for 2016. Patricia is bringing her vast knowledge of Land…
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Congratulations to our partner Jim Bowers on his recent land use victory in Kansas City. Jim successfully appealed an attempt to designate the Nelle Peters Apartments as historically significant to…
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Born 1953 and Deceased 2015. Founding Member of the Law Firm: 1995 to 2015 Evan Douthit was a successful trial attorney with more than 30 years of experience in the…
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Ferd Niemann, a White Goss attorney and former Assessor for Jackson County Missouri, recently served as a panelist at a Continuing Legal Education seminar hosted by Legal Aid on December…
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White Goss, in collaboration with Legal Aid of Western Missouri and Habitat for Humanity, has “Adopted” the Boston Heights and Mount Washington neighborhoods. White Goss will use its expertise in…
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White Goss attorneys Michael T. White, Aaron March, Kimberly Spies, Brian Engel and, Ferd Niemann recently led the seminar “BORDER WARS” touching on the economic development incentives used by Missouri…
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White Goss litigation partner Mary Jo Shaney along with her team Jim Bowers and Dan Goldberg won a significant case in the Kansas Court of Appeals on July 2, 2015. …
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