Theory and Practice Statement:

Drew has been practicing law in the State of Kansas since 1983 and in the U.S. Bankruptcy Courts since 1987. For the past nine years, Drew has committed his practice to dealing exclusively with bankruptcy cases. Drew prides himself on his knowledge of the Bankruptcy Code and his ability to handle cases as expeditiously as possible.

Areas of Practice: Bankruptcy Only

Bar Admissions: Kansas; also licensed in the federal district and bankruptcy courts of Nebraska and the Western District of Missouri

Education: J.D., University of Kansas, 1983

Representative Clients: Literally thousands of consumer and small business debtors

Professional Associations and Memberships:
National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, Kansas Bar Association, Johnson County [KS] Bar Association

There are three reasons why I like to practice bankruptcy law:

[1] It is one of the few areas of the law where you can count on the client be better off AFTER legal representation has ceased.

[2] Bankruptcy is a complicated area of the law and requires an attorney who devotes himself to this area exclusively and who commits himself to staying current on legal developments.

[3] It rewards attorneys who are efficient and well-organized at how they practice law.