Hite, Fanning & Honeyman

100 North Broadway, Suite 950

316.265.7741

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Construction & Engineering

Our construction lawyers provide counsel and a wide range of legal services to architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and owners on a diverse array of projects including:

Agricultural facilities
Aviation manufacturing facilities
Consumer products manufacturing facilities
Ethanol plants
Housing
Industrial manufacturing plants
Infrastructure projects
Office buildings
Roads & Highways
Petroleum Refineries
Power Plants
Pipelines
Prisons
Schools

We serve our clients in all phases of the projects, including dispute resolution. Our goal is to help you reach your goals.

Attorneys

Recognized as 2017 Highly Recommended Local Litigation Firm

Hite Fanning & Honeyman is one of only two Kansas law firms “Highly Recommended” by Benchmark Litigation 2017. Benchmark Litigation is described as the definitive guide to America’s leading firms and attorneys in the area of commercial litigation. Benchmark Litigation also specifically profiled Richard Hite, Richard Honeyman and Jim Robinson as standouts among Kansas litigation attorneys. A special congratulations to them! This is the fifth year that these HFH attorneys have been highlighted. https://www.benchmarklitigation.com/

Kelly Rundell leads Wesley E. Brown American Inn of Court

Kelly Rundell has been elected president of the Wesley E. Brown Inn of Court for the 2017-2018 year. The Inn’s 100 members are selected through an application process. The membership is made up of Masters, Barristers and Associates, depending on the attorney’s experience. Kelly is a Master and has been a member of the Inn since its formation in 2008.

Court Rules Against Proposed Wind Farm in Northern Sumner County

On September 21, a Sumner County judge issued a ruling in a zoning appeal case that blocks the construction of a proposed wind farm in northern Sumner County.

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