Mary Schlegel, Author at Kelly Hart & Hallman, LLP

Kelly Hart Recognized with Turnaround Award for IT Deal of the Year

The M&A Advisors has recognized Kelly Hart with the Turnaround Award for Information Technology Deal of the Year (Under $1 Billion).

Kylie Rahl Named Fellow of Texas Bar Foundation

Kylie Rahl has been named a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation, honoring her dedication to justice and exceptional professional standards.

Andrew Ramsey Elected Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation

Andrew Ramsey has been elected as a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation, an honor recognizing his professional excellence and commitment to advancing justice in Texas.

Kelly Hart Welcomes Amy Lorenz to Fort Worth Office

Kelly Hart is pleased to announce that Amy M. Lorenz has joined the firm as senior counsel in the Estate Planning and Probate Practice Group.

Harrison Pavlasek Joins Kelly Hart’s Bankruptcy Practice

Kelly Hart welcomes Harrison Pavlasek as the newest associate in our Bankruptcy and Business Reorganization section.

Kelly Hart Named 2024 TVAS Law Firm Partner of the Year

TVAS, on behalf of the Tarrant County Bar Foundation Pro Bono Programs, has honored Kelly Hart with the 2024 Law Firm Partner of the Year Award.

Mason Smith Named 2024 TVAS Attorney Volunteer of the Year

Mason Smith has received the prestigious distinction of being named the 2024 TVAS Attorney Volunteer of the Year by the Tarrant County Bar Foundation (TCBF).

Kelly Hart Elects Three New Partners

Congratulations to Kelly Hart’s newest partners, Kyle Harter, Nirav Patel, and Jeffrey Tillman! These rising leaders represent a diverse range of the firm’s practices, including Civil and Commercial Litigation, Corporate and Securities, and Oil & Gas/Energy.

Sean Bryan Authors Article on the Restoration of Injunction on Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement

Sean Bryan provides an analysis of the rapidly changing developments surrounding the Corporate Transparency Act. His article delves into the 5th Circuit’s actions, including the reinstatement and subsequent suspension of the injunction on FinCEN’s BOI reporting requirements.

Sean Bryan Authors Article on Resumption of Enforcement of Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily lifted an injunction prohibiting enforcement of Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act. The stay allows enforcement to proceed while the appeal is expedited for a hearing.