Stites & Harbison has added Jacob E. Moses to its Nashville office as part of its Creditors’ Rights & Bankruptcy Service Group. Moses brings experience in commercial litigation and bankruptcy matters.
Nancy Kennedy of Stites & Harbison was honored with the Connecticut Bar Association’s 2026 Ladder Award for her mentorship and service. The award was presented during an event recognizing women leaders in law. Kennedy is known for her work in intellectual property law and contributions to legal education.
The first State of Economic Development event hosted by the Georgia Chamber brought together leaders from across the state on March 19. Governor Brian P. Kemp highlighted ongoing priorities such as workforce development while speakers emphasized regional collaboration for continued growth.
Attorney Anna Kate Ferrell has joined Stites & Harbison’s Nashville office. Her practice focuses on insurance coverage and defense. Ferrell brings experience from previous roles in litigation and bar association involvement.
The Georgia Chamber hosted its fourth annual Women Who Lead event on March 11 in Fayetteville. Nearly 200 attendees heard from speakers across multiple industries about leadership challenges for women. Keynote speaker Bentina Terry emphasized courage and curiosity in leadership.
Marjorie A. Farris has been appointed to the Board of Directors for Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana. Farris brings extensive legal experience from her role as Chair at Stites & Harbison. The organization aims to enhance youth education in financial literacy and entrepreneurship.
The Georgia Chamber has released an updated report analyzing how a recent Supreme Court decision affects tariff policies impacting local businesses. The ruling limits executive power over tariffs under IEEPA but leaves some uncertainties about refunds and future trade negotiations.
David L. Kinsella has joined Stites & Harbison, PLLC as Counsel in the firm’s Lexington, Kentucky office.
The Georgia Chamber’s Center for Rural Prosperity held its third annual Rural Day at the Capitol in Atlanta, bringing together speakers and attendees from rural communities across the state.
The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) has confirmed a case of measles in a baby residing in the Coastal Health District.