Amundsen Davis Promotes Four Attorneys to Partner

Amundsen Davis promoted four attorneys to partner, including Carrie Hill, Peter Hansen, Ryan Spott and Kim Herring.

Peter Hansen, Labor & Employment, St. Charles, IL

As a former Human Resources supervisor, Peter understands the challenges his clients face. He defends employers against claims of discrimination and retaliation under the state and federal laws, including the ADA, ADEA, FMLA, FLSA, IHRA, and Title VII. He represents clients in all phases of state, federal and administrative agency litigation and government hearings. He works with employers of all sizes in many different industries, including security, construction, health care and nonprofit.

Kim Herring, Construction, Chicago, IL

On behalf of commercial clients, Kim handles a variety of matters including breach of contract, fraud, breach of warranty, civil conspiracy, and constitutional violations. Kim also defends a wide variety of construction clients in matters involving mechanics liens, construction defects and title disputes.

Carrie Hill, Corporate , Indianapolis, IN

Carrie’s goal is to make deals happen. She represents clients on a wide variety of issues, from day-to-day business operations and contracts, to corporate formation and corporate governance. She also serves as an advisor to board directors and executive officers. Her practice is focused on corporate and securities, commercial contracts, health care transactions, mergers and acquisitions, real estate, and securities and capital markets.

Ryan Spott, Corporate, Milwaukee, WI

Ryan carefully and strategically advises his clients on a wide range of corporate business matters, including commercial business transactions, commercial contracts, business formations, acquiring, developing, leasing and selling residential and commercial real estate property, and land use and zoning matters. Ryan’s patience and professionalism helps him understand the big picture and allows him to help his clients navigate complex commercial transactions and find a path forward.