36 Koley Jessen attorneys have been named “Top Lawyers of Omaha” for 2021 by Omaha Magazine. This recognition spans 22 different areas of law and includes the most attorneys of any Omaha firm.  

Those selected to the Top Lawyers of Omaha list:

• Marlon M. Lofgren – Banking & Finance Law
• Matthew J. Speiker – Banking & Finance Law
• Brian J. Koenig – Bankruptcy & Creditor Debtor Rights Law
• Kristin Krueger – Bankruptcy & Creditor Debtor Rights Law
• Donald L. Swanson - Bankruptcy & Creditor Debtor Rights Law
• Gregory C. Scaglione – Bet the Company Litigation
• Taylor C. Dieckman – Business Law
• Michael M. Hupp – Business Law
• John M. Lingelbach – Commercial Litigation
• John V. Matson – Commercial Litigation
• David A. Goeschel – Commercial Transactions Law
• J. Daniel Weidner – Construction Law
• Brian L. Harr – Corporate Finance Mergers and Acquisitions
• Joshua K. Norton - Corporate Finance Mergers and Acquisitions
• Eric B. Oxley - Corporate Finance Mergers and Acquisitions
• M. Shaun McGaughey – Corporate Governance Law
• Adam L. Cockerill – Employee Benefits ERISA Law
• Margaret C. Hershiser – Employment Law Management
• Michael J. Linder – Environmental Law
• James F. Cann – Family Law
• Richard D. Vroman – Health Care Law
• Stephanie A. Grattan – Immigration Law
• Ryan J. Sevcik – Immigration Law
• Roberta L. Christensen – Intellectual Property Rights
• John C. Dunn – Labor & Employment
• Maureen E. Fulton – Privacy & Data Security Law
• Thomas F. Ackley – Real Estate
• Max J. Burbach – Real Estate
• Daniel M. McMahon – Securities Capital, Markets Law
• Nicholas E. Bjornson – Tax Law
• Jeffery R. Schaffart – Tax Law
• Brandon D. Hamm – Wills, Estates & Trusts
• Lisa M. Lehan – Wills, Estates & Trusts
• James A. Tews – Wills, Estates & Trusts
• Kurt F. Tjaden – Wills, Estates & Trusts
• Alexander J. Wolf – Wills, Estates & Trusts

To create the list, Omaha Magazine contracted with DataJoe Research, a software and research company specializing in data collection and verification that conducts various nominations across the United States on behalf of publishers. DataJoe facilitated an online peer-voting process. Paired with an Internet research process, DataJoe checked and confirmed that each published winner had, at the time of review, a current, active license status with the appropriate state regulatory board and was without an infraction. The results were then tallied and presented to the magazine for final review and adjustments.

The original excerpt is featured on page 60 of the magazine's July/August 2021 issue, linked here.