Kevin Hormuth stands out as a formidable trial lawyer at UB Greensfelder, where he serves as a Partner and Co-Group Leader of the Business Litigation practice. With a robust background in business torts and commercial litigation, Kevin has honed his expertise in navigating complex legal...
Kevin Hormuth stands out as a formidable trial lawyer at UB Greensfelder, where he serves as a Partner and Co-Group Leader of the Business Litigation practice. With a robust background in business torts and commercial litigation, Kevin has honed his expertise in navigating complex legal landscapes, particularly within the healthcare sector. His extensive experience includes representing medical providers in high-stakes litigation, such as class actions related to payor disputes, where he has successfully defended clients against claims that could significantly impact their operations and reputations.
One of Kevin's notable achievements includes representing a hospital system in a class action lawsuit brought by uninsured patients alleging unfair pricing practices. Through strategic litigation and a deep understanding of the nuances of healthcare law, he was able to secure a dismissal of the claims, demonstrating his prowess in managing and mitigating risk for his clients. Additionally, he has effectively defended a hospital system against allegations of unfair billing practices under Missouri’s Merchandising Practices Act, showcasing his ability to tackle consumer protection claims with skill and precision.
Kevin's litigation acumen extends beyond healthcare, encompassing franchise and distribution issues, as well as non-compete and non-solicitation disputes. His comprehensive skill set in litigation, arbitration, and appeals positions him as a trusted advisor for clients facing a myriad of commercial challenges. As a leader at UB Greensfelder, Kevin is dedicated to delivering exceptional legal counsel while fostering strong client relationships, ensuring that their interests are vigorously represented in the courtroom and beyond.