Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC Law | Charleston | WSG

Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC

Legal Services | West Virginia, USA
tel: +1 304 340 3800 | fax: +1 304 340 3801
300 Kanawha Boulevard, East | Charleston | West Virginia | 25301 | USA

Main Contacts

Eric W. Iskra

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Member in Charge of Client Relations

Jeffrey D. Patton

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Member in Charge of Winston-Salem Office

Overview

Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC is a full-service, super-regional law firm serving local, national and international businesses. The firm has seven offices located in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and North Carolina, and lawyers admitted to practice throughout the country. Innovative in our thinking and approach, we have erased the boundaries of a traditional law practice to think like a true business. Our people are passionately engaged to provide client-driven solutions that achieve clients’ business goals and build partnerships. Understanding that our value is in the experience our clients receive, we believe in a client-first philosophy—selfless, hands-on, relentless and collaborative. This is why you can expect different.

Year this Office was Established: 1864
Lawyers Worldwide: 140

Notable

Areas of Practice

Professionals

Members

John F. Allevato

John F. Allevato

Co-Chair, Federal Taxation
Michael J. Basile

Michael J. Basile

Chair, Business Expansion & Development
Travis H. Eckley

Travis H. Eckley

Co-Chair, Real Estate Group
Betty J. Evans-Pagur

Betty J. Evans-Pagur

Director of Strategic Initiatives
Lee F. Feinberg

Lee F. Feinberg

Co-Chair, Utility, Energy & Communications Law Group
David P. Ferretti

David P. Ferretti

Member in Charge of Lawyer Administration
Laura E. Hayes

Laura E. Hayes

Co-Chair, Insurance Coverage and Bad Faith Group
Mark E. Heath

Mark E. Heath

Co-Chair, OSHA & MSHA
William M. Herlihy

William M. Herlihy

Chair, Natural Resources
Eric W. Iskra

Eric W. Iskra

Member in Charge of Client Relations
Heather Heiskell Jones

Heather Heiskell Jones

Chair, Insurance Defense
Clifford F. Kinney,

Clifford F. Kinney,

Co-Chair, Medical Monitoring, Product Liability Litigation, and Toxic Tort Litigation s
Joyce Fleming Ofsa

Joyce Fleming Ofsa

Co-Chair, Real Estate Group
Paul G. Papadopoulos

Paul G. Papadopoulos

Co-Chair, State & Local Taxation
Don C. A. Parker

Don C. A. Parker

Chair, Insurance Coverage & Bad Faith
Jeffrey D. Patton

Jeffrey D. Patton

Member in Charge of Winston-Salem Office
Peter M. Pearl

Peter M. Pearl

Member in Charge of Roanoke Office
Karin L. Weingart

Karin L. Weingart

Chair, Federal Black Lung
Derrick Price Williamson

Derrick Price Williamson

Member in Charge of Harrisburg Office
David L. Yaussy

David L. Yaussy

Chair, Environmental

Senior Attorneys & Associates

Grace K. Dague

Grace K. Dague

Associate (West Virginia State Bar application pending)
Brandon M. Hartman

Brandon M. Hartman

Senior Attorney
Tai Shadrick  Kluemper

Tai Shadrick Kluemper

Assistant Chair, Recruiting
Chelsea E. Thompson

Chelsea E. Thompson

Senior Attorney
Joseph C. Unger

Joseph C. Unger

Senior Attorney

Other

Anthony D.  Mullins

Anthony D. Mullins

Litigation Support Manager
Juliet A. Terry

Juliet A. Terry

Government Relations Specialist
Joseph C. Unger

Joseph C. Unger

Associate

Articles

Illinois Supreme Court and Biometric Privacy Cases – The Newest Developments and the Reach Well Beyond Illinois

Illinois has the strictest biometric privacy law in the country with the Biometric Information Privacy Act (“BIPA”). The BIPA requires employers who collect employees’ biometric data to follow a number of protocols. These protocols include (1) maintaining a written policy about the collection and storage of employee biometric data, (2) providing employees with written notice of that policy, and (3) obtaining informed consent from employees to collect biometric data...

3D-Printed Organs – Innovations and Ramifications on the Horizon

Nearly 106,000 Americans are currently on waiting lists for donor organs and 17 die each day while waiting. The holy grail for rising to meet this demand and end this suffering will be the ability to “print” the organs, muscles, and tissues from individually grown cells, lowering the need for human donors and the complicated and sometimes unbearable stress that goes along with donor wait lines. There have been recent advancements in the field that have produced several different skin, bone, muscle and vascular structures, and even whole non-human organs, such as a functional porcine pancreas and a rabbit-sized heart...

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Press

Spilman Attorneys Named to 2023 NC Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” List

Winston-Salem, N.C. — Spilman Thomas & Battle (Spilman) announced that three attorneys were recognized on the North Carolina Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” list for 2023. Lee D. Denton is a senior attorney. His primary area of practice is litigation, with an emphasis on complex business disputes, complex construction cases, consumer finance and banking litigation, appeals, and fiduciary disputes. He earned his undergraduate degree from Appalachian State University and his law degree from Wake Forest University. Carrie H. Grundmann is a partner at Spilman...

Spilman Elects Three New Members

Charleston, W.Va. — Spilman Thomas & Battle (Spilman) announced that Erin Jones Adams, Tai Shadrick Kluemper, and James E. Simon were elected as Members of the law firm effective January 1, 2023. Jones Adams rejoined Spilman in late 2021 after a multi-year engagement supporting executive administration and compliance initiatives at a liberal arts college. Her primary areas of practice now include employment law, corporate law, and education law. She draws on her diverse background to provide practical and tailored solutions for clients...

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