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A Southwest Litigation and Business Law Firm

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Jennings Haug Keleher McLeod provides a comprehensive range of litigation and business legal services to clients throughout the Southwest and the United States. Our attorneys offer an extensive trial, litigation management, dispute resolution and complex litigation experience. Having the trust of our clients is the cornerstone of our success. Our clients take comfort in knowing they will be working with a skilled and collaborative team of professionals who have the experience, business judgment and resources to handle their legal needs.

The firm’s tradition of excellence is distinguished, and our attorneys are widely respected throughout the Southwest and nationally.

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Working Together

Jennings Haug Keleher McLeod maintains a vast network of resources and brings a depth of experience and perspective in service of both current and new clients.

We believe that resolving our clients’ problems begins with understanding our clients and their objectives. One size does not fit all, and a legal strategy used in one case may not necessarily be effective in the next. Our attorneys adjust their approach according to each client’s goals, resources, operational requirements, and future needs. Whatever the size of the business or the complexity of the matter at hand, our attorneys are committed to developing a process and legal strategy that will produce results.

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From their humble origins in the 1950s, video games have aggressively grown both commercially and artistically as a medium. Even the industry’s critics cannot ignore that its global gross revenue in 2021 exceeded the combined totals of the film and recorded music industries. In spite of the massive external economic benefits this industry generates, many vocal opponents still remain to the U.S. Supreme Court decision extending video games unqualified First Amendment protection, Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association, 564 U.S. 786 (2011).

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