Two regional law firms merge
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Indianapolis-based law firm Katz Korin Cunningham has merged with Louisville-based Stoll Keenon Ogden PLC. Financial terms were not disclosed, but the firm, which will operate under the SKO name, says the deal takes effect immediately.
Katz Korin Cunningham has operated in Indianapolis since 1994. Prior to the merger, SKO had offices in Indianapolis and Evansville, as well as three locations in Kentucky
The SKO Indy staff will relocate to Katz Korin Cunningham’s downtown Indianapolis office.
“Prior to speaking with SKO, our firm had not truly considered merging with another law firm, though we had been approached many times,” said Offer Korin, co-founding shareholder at Katz Korin Cunningham. “Through talking to leaders at SKO, we believed coming together would provide greater opportunities for our clients and communities as part of a fully integrated and purposeful regional firm. It became clear that one plus one equaled much more than two in terms of how we can enhance what we do as a team with SKO.”
As a combined firm, SKO now has more than 180 attorneys and approximately 130 professional staff spanning five regional offices.