Hirst Applegate, LLP

04/24/2024

The Haub School at UW put out a great feature on our newest attorney Mr. Casey Terrell.

Haub School of Environment and Natural ResourcesBim Kendall House804 E Fremont StLaramie, WY 82072Phone: (307) 766-5080Fax: (307) 766-5099 Email: [email protected]

07/31/2023

It's that time of year again! Grab your friends and please join us for our annual Kicks 4 Kidz fundraiser!!

Hirst Applegate's lawyers have extensive experience in nearly all areas of civil litigation, business/corporate law, and estate planning.

06/07/2023

Christine Jordan will be teaching her immigration course on Family-Based Immigration Petitions on Wednesday, June 21st from 12:00pm – 1:00pm at LCCC.

The course is open to all community members and individuals interested in attending can sign-up here: https://lccc.coursestorm.com/searchResults?search=immigration

Whether looking to have a parent, spouse, or child immigrate to the United States, a lot is at stake when bringing a family together. This course will cover how and when the US Immigration system allows family members to immigrate to the United States. Specifically, we will review the Petition for Alien Relative form, discuss the process of petitioning for a relative - whether they are in the United States or abroad, and how family-based petitions work when pursued before US Citizenship and Immigration Services.

11/04/2022

Hirst Applegate, LLP is proud to be sponsoring the Dia de Los Mu***os celebration for a second year. The celebration takes place on Saturday, November 5, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens. The celebration of loved ones that have passed on and learning about the tradition and history of Dia de Los Mu***os will include a beautiful flower and alter display, food, dancing, and family fun. Come join the celebration!
(Photo from Cheyenne Botanic Gardens)

09/22/2022

Immigration plays a big role in Wyoming's economy. People from around the world come to Wyoming to vacation, pursue higher education, work and/or live. Join us in this informative hour of learning how immigration impacts the Cowboy State and gain...

08/09/2022

Nominations for the 2022 Women of Influence are now open!

The Wyoming Business Report has been honoring influential women across the state of Wyoming since 2013. Join us as we continue to navigate through changing times in Wyoming and nominate a deserving female leader for a 2022 Women of Influence honor.

https://www.wyomingnews.com/wyomingbusinessreport/events/women_of_influence/

05/04/2022

This week, we are excited to highlight Erin Berry, an outstanding pro bono attorney and winner of the 2021 Pro Bono Award for Legal Services for Indigent Clients. Beyond her legal advocacy for those in need, Erin serves as a board member of the Friday Food Bag Foundation, a nonprofit providing food to kids who might otherwise face food insecurity on the weekends. For her strong commitment to better people’s lives, we are thankful to have her as a volunteer.
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I volunteer for Equal Justice Wyoming because it’s the right thing to do. As attorneys, we are uniquely positioned to help our communities. Our legal system works the best when both sides are adequately represented, and financial limitations should not restrict someone’s ability to fully and adequately participate in the legal system. There are so many people in our communities that need the services we provide, and volunteering through Equal Justice Wyoming is one small way that I can help bridge that gap. Selfishly, it also reminds me about the good that can come from being a lawyer. There have been stages in my career where I have become jaded with being an attorney. Volunteering through Equal Justice Wyoming reinvigorates me and reminds me why I love the practice of law.

-Erin Berry

12/10/2021

Partner, Shaina Case, recently partnered with AARP Wyoming to provide guidance on what you should know when considering your wills or trusts.