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Three UH Law School faculty members – Professors Alison Conner, Charles Lawrence and Nicholas Mirkay – have been named Carlsmith Ball Scholars honoring and supporting forthcoming research work by each.
Carlsmith Ball LLP is pleased to announce that Joy Miyasaki has joined the firm as a partner based in the Honolulu office. Ms. Miyasaki’s practice focuses on tax and estate planning, wealth preservation and asset protection, charitable planning and tax-exempt organizations, trust and estate administration, and trust and estate disputes and litigation.
Carlsmith Ball LLP is pleased to announce that the firm has been recognized by U.S. News – Best Lawyers in the 2019 “Best Law Firm” rankings. Carlsmith was named a best metropolitan firm in 25 practice areas, including 20 Tier 1 rankings.
With hurricane season in full swing, Honolulu partner Bill Harstad educates businesses and consumers about state laws that protect against price gouging during times of emergency.
Carlsmith Ball announced the launch of the Environmental Practice Group today, formalizing a longstanding and growing practice area of the firm. The newly formed group is comprised of regulatory, transactional and litigation attorneys focused on serving as advisors and advocates for clients with environmental issues in the Pacific Region.
Carlsmith Ball is pleased to announce that Shawn Yamada has been elected to Partner, effective July 1, 2018.
Carlsmith Ball is proud to announce that 28 attorneys from its Hawaii offices have been selected by their peers for inclusion in the 2019 edition of Best Lawyers in America.
Partner and firm co-chair Joanne Grimes addressed emerging and established local leaders at a Hawaii Business Leadership Conference panel entitled "The Power of Resilience."
Kai Wang, partner and chair of our Greater China Practice Group, shared her perspective on Chinese investments in a Hawaii Business article, “Hawaii's China Wave Smaller Than Expected."
Clean energy, real estate, and land use professionals, mark your calendars.