Stinson LLP has elected Nathaniel Donoghue, Andrew (Drew) Glasnovich and Jessica Knox to the firm's partnership, effective January 1, 2024.
Donoghue's corporate, transactional practice is rooted in the intricate and ever-changing energy sector. He specializes in renewable energy projects, where he handles the structuring of acquisitions, sales and financings, as well as negotiation of complex contracts. Donoghue brings in-depth knowledge and experience to his clients and serves as counsel for various entities, including developers, utilities, independent power producers, electric cooperatives, agencies, financers and investors. He volunteers through the Volunteer Lawyers Network, providing pro bono legal advice on housing law matters. Donoghue earned his J.D. from Boston College.
Glasnovich creates and executes innovative solutions for creditors' committees, secured creditors, equipment finance companies, financial institutions, and court-appointed fiduciaries in bankruptcy proceedings and civil litigation nationwide. He is a passionate advocate for creditors and has discovered unreported estate assets, analyzed complex strategies to liquidate real property and other fixed assets, and negotiated complex plan provisions. He provides pro bono legal services for residential tenants, advising them on their rights and options in evictions and other housing-related disputes. Glasnovich earned his J.D. from the University of Minnesota.
Knox is an experienced litigator with a practice focused on medical benefits/ERISA, construction, real estate litigation, property tax appeals, premises liability and personal injury claims. As a former transactional attorney, Knox leverages this experience to navigate complex legal disputes and advocate effectively for her clients, which include individuals, private entities, banking and financial institutions and insurance companies. She donates significant time helping clients resolve litigated matters and volunteering at the Deinard Legal Clinic. Knox earned her J.D. from Florida Coastal University.