LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Fennemore, one of the fastest-growing Am Law 200 firms in the country, is strengthening its Nevada presence with the addition of attorneyLAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Fennemore, one of the fastest-growing Am Law 200 firms in the country, is strengthening its Nevada presence with the addition of attorney

Fennemore Builds Its Nevada Bench With the Addition of Krisanne Cunningham

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LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Fennemore, one of the fastest-growing Am Law 200 firms in the country, is strengthening its Nevada presence with the addition of attorney Krisanne Cunningham as a Director based in Las Vegas, effective January 31, 2026.

Cunningham’s arrival marks a strategic investment in the firm’s continued growth in Nevada, a state increasingly recognized for its business-friendly legal environment that helps attract sophisticated transactional work.

Licensed to practice in Nevada, Virginia, the District of Columbia, and Georgia, Cunningham advises clients on mergers and acquisitions, business law, corporate governance, LLCs, and joint ventures, including high-value transactions totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. She currently serves as Chair of the Tax Section and is a member of the Executive Committee of the Business Law Section of the State of Nevada Bar.

“Fennemore has a long history in Nevada and a deep bench of attorneys across the state and throughout the nation,” said Cunningham. “I look forward to building on that foundation and helping to expand the firm’s transactional capabilities for clients navigating increasingly complex matters.”

“Krisanne brings a level of transactional insight that directly benefits clients navigating high-stakes deals,” said James Goodnow, CEO of Fennemore. “As Nevada continues to attract sophisticated corporate activity, her experience and leadership strengthen our ability to deliver practical, forward-looking solutions at a critical moment for our clients.”

To learn more about Krisanne Cunningham, visit her professional bio here.

About Fennemore

For more than 140 years, Am Law 200 law firm Fennemore has been blazing a trail of legal entrepreneurship. With an unrelenting commitment to innovation, collaboration, and people, Fennemore partners with businesses across the country to position them ahead of the competition. From pioneering the use of cutting-edge AI to building platforms that supercharge its teams, Fennemore is not just keeping pace—it’s accelerating ahead. With a storied history of client success and industry-leading job satisfaction, Fennemore is redefining what’s possible in the legal industry. For more information, visit FennemoreLaw.com.

Contacts

Jenny Weaver
Corporate Communications Manager
602.916.5016
pr@fennemorelaw.com

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