Francis Baalmann, a business attorney, represents companies in the Midwest and across the country in matters involving supply chain management, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and general business and corporate law.
Based in Wichita, Francis has devoted a significant portion of his practice to helping clients understand the complex legal issues involved in purchasing and supply chain management, particularly those that impact the manufacturing and distribution sectors. He brings extensive experience in warranty issues, pricing disputes, regulatory compliance, product liability and recalls, intellectual property protection, and global logistics.
Francis has led both buyers and sellers through all phases of critical business transactions, including structuring and financing acquisitions, divestitures, and mergers; drafting agreements; performing due diligence; reviewing contracts; and guiding clients though the closing process. He has also represented third parties who seek investment opportunities in companies.
Education
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University of Kansas
(J.D., 2007)
Order of the Coif; Kansas Law Review; CALI Award in the following courses: Property 1, Business Associations 1, Business Associations 2, Torts, Contracts 1, Estates & Trusts, Civil Procedure 1, Professional Responsibility, Pensions and Employee Benefits, Constitutional Law, Agricultural Law, and Federal Tax Procedure
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Newman University
(BS in Accounting, 2005)
Admissions
- U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas (2008)
- Kansas (2008)