MVP Law Elects New Board of Directors Members and Shareholders

Board of Directors

At MVP Law’s Annual Shareholder Meeting on January 25^th, David Menghini and Brent Neumeyer were elected to the firm’s Board of Directors. The position vacancies, created by term limits, allowed Christopher Patt and Ryan Denk to step down from the Board after serving for the last four years.

This is the second time David Menghini has served on MVP’s Board of Directors. David also serves as the managing shareholder of the Kansas City, Kansas office. David has practiced in workers’ compensation defense for the last twenty-four years. He serves clients in Kansas and Missouri in public and private sectors, primarily in the municipal, education, and manufacturing sectors.

Brent Neumeyer, located in the firm’s St. Louis office, is the managing shareholder of the MVP Springfield, Illinois office. Since 2008, Brent’s practice has been focused on defending workers’ compensation claims in Missouri and Illinois.

Existing members of MVP Law’s Board of Directors include Byron Bowles, Steve McManus, Gregory Goheen, Thomas Walsh, and Rachel Brown.

Shareholders

MVP Law is proud to announce one new equity shareholder, F. Charles Dunlay and two new shareholders, Alan Fogleman and Kelsy Allison voted in at the firm’s January Annual Meeting.

Chuck Dunlay defends the interest of municipalities and employers in labor and employment law, civil rights and municipal liability throughout Kansas and Missouri. He frequently presents on topics including employment discrimination and harassment prevention, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and American’s with Disabilities Act.

Alan Fogleman is a member of the civil litigation and insurance defense practice group and regularly handles trucking and commercial automobile liability matters. Alan’s practice expands to clients in multiple states including Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. He also serves on the KCK Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and has been selected to the Super Lawyers Rising Stars list the past two years.

Kelsy Allison focuses her practice on workers’ compensation defense matters in Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska and often speaks on meditation and attorney wellness. She serves as the Wyandotte County Bar Association President and as well as on the Drury University Regional Alumni Council.