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Eight Attorneys Elected to Partnership at Stinson in 2025

Press Release
01.08.2025

Stinson LLP has elected eight attorneys to the firm's partnership, effective Jan. 1, 2025. The newly elected partners come from six of the firm's 13 offices and represent seven of the firm's practice divisions.

"We are thrilled to welcome a group of outstanding attorneys to the firm's partnership. These attorneys are dedicated to growing the firm and will play a vital role in driving the firm's success for many years to come," Stinson Managing Partner Allison Murdock said. "Our new partners embody our dedication to client service, a culture of innovation and inclusivity, and a commitment to the community. We are excited to collaborate with our new partners as we remain committed to providing our clients with exceptional service."

The firm's new partners are:

Kansas City

Thomas Witherspoon, Banking & Financial Services

Minnesota

Diane Galatowitsch, Real Estate & Public Finance

Kevin Kitchen, Business Litigation

Andrew Leiendecker, Financial Services & Class Action

Dallas

Ji Hyun (Jennifer) Kim, Corporate Finance

Omaha

Derek Grutsch, Corporate Finance

St. Louis

Steven Levitt, Intellectual Property & Technology

Wichita

Luke VanFleteren, Labor, Employment & Employee Benefits

Media Contact

Elle Moxley
Media Relations Manager
816.691.3480
elle.moxley@stinson.com

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