Licensed in both Tennessee and Georgia, David Higney has focused more than 25-years practicing environmental law and litigation, civil and business litigation, multi-district litigation and class-action defense, as well as regulatory based disputes.
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Super Lawyers recognizes Four GKH Counselors
May 23, 2022
Super Lawyers recognizes Four GKH Counselors
Grant, Konvalinka, & Harrison congratulates attorney David Higney, who has been selected as a Super Lawyer, and attorneys Brittany Thomas Faith, Hollie Floberg, and Cody Roebuck who have been selected as Rising Stars.
Ms. Faith is a member of GKH's Immigration Group and focuses her practice on immigration, including family-based immigration petitions, employment-based petitions, and humanitarian relief.
Ms. Floberg focuses her practice on various areas of taxation. She has a Masters of Accountancy which helps her to better understand and assist her business clients with various transactions. She helps her clients with tax planning and analyzes the tax consequences of various business transactions.
Mr. Roebuck has a general civil litigation practice with an emphasis on employment and business litigation. Mr. Roebuck litigates in state and federal courts throughout the region. In his employment practice, Mr. Roebuck regularly advises and represents employers in matters involving Title VII of the Civil Rights laws, the Family and Medical Leave Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, the Tennessee Human Rights Act, the Tennessee Public Protection Act, and other federal and state statutes.
Super Lawyers is a nationwide rating service that utilizes a selection process consisting of independent researchers, peer review nominations and evaluations to rate outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. To attain Super Lawyer status, attorneys must first be nominated by their peers in Tennessee and only 2.5 percent of the state’s attorneys make it through the multi-phased selection process.
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The Board of Directors of Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison ("GKH"), a Chattanooga law firm, are pleased to announce the election of Kane Shepherd as Director at the firm. Kane guides clients in all aspects of real estate matters, financial and lending transactions, and mergers & acquisitions. Kane represents clients ranging from startups to businesses with large international footprints. Kane is a native of Montana who joined the firm in 2019. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Montana, and received his J.D. with a concentration in business transactions from the University of Tennessee in 2018. Prior to joining GKH, Kane clerked at the Hamilton County Chancery Court for the Honorable Pamela A. Fleenor and the Honorable Jeffrey M. Atherton, and previously worked as a wildland firefighter for the U.S. Forest Service. To learn more about Mr. Shepherd, please visit his webpage at http://www.gkhpc.com . Contact him at 423-756-8400 or by email at kshepherd@gkhpc.com .
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CBA members voted in by acclamation Katherine Lentz, Keith Grant, and Logan Threadgill
Congratulations to Brittany T. Faith on her recognition as a Volunteer 40 Under 40 recognizes forty alumni under the age of 40 who have excelled personally and professionally since completing their degree at UT Knoxville. Brittany Faith is a nationally recognized immigration attorney who has committed herself to service. At UT’s College of Law she was heavily involved in community service and leadership roles, including serving as director of UT Law’s Pro Bono program; treasurer of Law Women, American Bar Association (ABA) representative for the Student Bar Association; American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Midsouth law school liaison, and creator/founder of UT Law’s U Visa Alternative Spring Break. Faith currently serves as the Tennessee Bar Association Young Lawyers Division president, one of only 21 elected directors across the country to the AILA Board of Governors, and the Fit2Practice director for the ABA Young Lawyers Division Council. In addition, she regularly donates her time to pro bono and low bono immigration work, which is an area of law with a lack of resources due to federal funding limitations.
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