Baird Holm is pleased to announce that Seacrest & Kalkowski, PC, LLO will join the firm on April 1, 2027. This exciting addition represents a significant milestone for our Lincoln office, strengthens our presence across Nebraska, and further enhances our industry-leading Real Estate Section. We are proud to welcome Kent […]
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Best Places to Work in Omaha® Initiative Featured in Midlands Business Journal
Baird Holm is the proud founder of the Best Places to Work in Omaha® initiative, a program created to recognize employers that foster exceptional workplace cultures and engaged teams. This week’s Midlands Business Journal features the article, “Behind Best Places – How Omaha Companies Earn a Best Places to Work Honor ,” celebrating this […]
Sixty-Seven Baird Holm Attorneys Recognized in the 2027 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America® Lists
Baird Holm is pleased to announce that 67 of its attorneys have been selected by their peers for inclusion in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® lists, with 50 selected as one of The Best Lawyers in America®, and 17 included on The Best Lawyers in America: […]
Baird Holm Associate Mike T. Franken Authors Nebraska Banker Article, “Nebraska’s New Assignment for Benefit of Creditors Act”
Nebraska is the first state to adopt the Uniform Assignment for Benefit of Creditors Act. What does that mean for creditors, lenders, and businesses? Unlike traditional bankruptcy proceedings, Assignment for Benefit of Creditors (ABC) proceedings are voluntary, are not governed by the federal Bankruptcy Code, and can provide a faster, […]
Baird Holm Partner Michael Sands Featured in the Latest Issue of the Midlands Business Journal
Baird Holm Partner Michael Sands is featured in the latest issue of the Midlands Business Journal, sharing insights on how this new legislation gives communities and developers another tool to help fund infrastructure improvements, advance projects, and support long-term economic development. Read the full article to learn how Nebraska’s new CID legislation could impact […]

