George Bruce, an of counsel attorney with Martin Pringle is vying for Mike Pompeo’s Kansas 4th Congressional District seat if and when the congressman becomes director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Bruce announced his candidacy…

Martin Pringle Adoption Attorney, Megan Monsour, recently had an article featured on Wichita Mom's January 5 Blog. The article, "You Gotta Have Faith," offers insightful perspective regarding the difficult decisions potential adoptive…

Martin Pringle is proud to announce that Attorney, Zach Wiggins, has been elected into partnership.

Zach joined Martin Pringle in 2011 after clerking for the firm for two summers, and works out of our Wichita office. He focuses his…

Martin Pringle is proud to announce that it's Wichita office was recently named a finalist and awarded third place in the medium category for the Wichita Business Journal's Best Places to Work competition for 2016.

Martin Pringle is proud to announce that Attorney, Matt Spahn, has been chosen for the Young Professionals of Wichita 2017 Leadership Acadmey!

Martin Pringle is proud to announce that Attorney, Robert Moody has been selected as a Leader in Diversity by the Wichita Business Journal!

By now you have likely seen news reports about a Texas judge enjoining the Department of Labor from implementing and enforcing the new overtime rules that were set to go into effect on December 1, 2016.  Here’s what happened and what to…

Martin Pringle has obtained “Best Law Firm” rankings in 23 practice areas from U.S. News – Best Lawyers in their Wichita and Kansas City markets. Martin Pringle's "Best Law Firm" rankings include:

Metropolitan Tier 1

• Appellate…

For an employee to receive equitable relief on a Title VII discrimination claim, the individual must be able to prove damages. This inability was the plaintiff’s undoing in U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit case Olivares v.…

Employers must do more than pay lip service to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): They must exhaust administrative remedies before taking adverse action. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit recently affirmed this…