Capes Sokol congratulates attorneys Sanford J. Boxerman, David V. Capes, Jeffrey A. Cohen, Kelley F. Farrell, Michael A. Kahn, Sara G. Neill, and Traci D. Pupillo for their recent selection to the 2021 Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers list. Each year, Super Lawyers selects only five…
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Capes Sokol is pleased to announce that four attorneys have been promoted to shareholders, effective January 1, 2021. The promoted attorneys are Andrew W. Blackwell, Sarah J. Luem, Andrew B. Shanfeld, and Drew H. Westbrook. Their practices cover a variety of legal areas, including business…
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A common misconception about digital assets is that they exist in a lawless virtual Wild West. While there are not any federal regulations specifically drafted for digital assets, our existing laws were intended to be broad enough to encompass new financial instruments, and a…
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Missouri Lawyers Weekly featured Capes Sokol and the firm’s new Digital Currency and Blockchain Technology practice group on the cover of its Monday February 12th issue. The article, titled, “Rise in digital currency, blockchain provides new practice opportunities,” highlights the origin of the firm’s practice…
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On February 2nd, Sanford J. Boxerman and Andrew W. Blackwell will present a session entitled, “#BitLaw: Cryptocurrency & the Law”, at the Midwest Black Law Students Association (MWBLSA) Regional Conference. #BitLaw: Cryptocurrency & the Law The presentation will cover a number of topics, beginning with…
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Capes Sokol is proud to announce the formation of the Digital Currency and Blockchain Technology Practice Group. This new group will advise clients across all industries related to transactions involving virtual currency and related technologies. “Over the years, Capes Sokol has strategically grown by always…
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In response to criticism that Missouri’s employment discrimination law, the Missouri Human Rights Act[1] (“MHRA”), has become too employee-friendly, the Missouri Legislature appears set to make sweeping changes to the law for the first time in close to twenty-five years.[2] A look at the recent…
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