Wyoming Lawyers

Personal Injury Law

2015 Warren Ave., Cheyenne, WY 82001

Diana Rhodes, a Cheyenne personal injury lawyer at Rhodes Law Firm, LLC, has a background in health care as well as law. Medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect, and wrongful death are among the matters listed in her attorney profile, alongside claims brought by people injured in motor vehicle accidents. Medical records figure prominently in her earlier work. During Wyoming’s 1991 legislative session, Rhodes participated in the development and enactment of the Hospital Records and Information Act. She also worked with the Wyoming State Archives to develop a records retention schedule for the state’s public hospitals. Her writing includes Consent Manual and Guidelines for the Release of Medical Records and articles about the hospital records act published in The Coffee House and Wyoming Lawyer in 1991. Rhodes received her law degree from the University of Wyoming College of Law in June 1990; her Wyoming bar admission was that same year. Colorado admitted her in 2006. Before those admissions, she served as president of the Wyoming Medical Records Association from 1984 through 1986. Her later professional service included the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association’s president-elect position in 2010–2011. She has also presented on medical privacy: her speaking engagements included HIPAA programs for Wyoming attorneys and legal assistants in 2003, followed by a HIPAA compliance presentation for the Wyoming Health Information Management Association in 2004.

Civil Litigation

Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA

Jane M. France is a lawyer with Sundahl, Powers, Kapp & Martin, LLC in Cheyenne, Wyoming, whose practice focuses primarily on medical malpractice defense and personal injury defense. She became a partner in the firm in 2017. France also represents professionals in licensing matters. Her administrative work has included appearances for clients before the Board of Medicine, Board of Nursing, Board of Veterinary Medicine, Board of Occupational Therapists, and Board of Pharmacists. In a separate part of her regulatory practice, she regularly appears before the Wyoming Public Service Commission for public utility clients. She also maintains a simple estate planning practice, and her work includes construction and oil and gas lien law. Her court admissions include all Wyoming state courts, the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming, and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Her professional background includes litigation across a range of matters, alongside the licensing, utility, and estate planning work described in her firm biography. France was born and raised in Rawlins, Wyoming. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in history with a minor in Spanish at the University of Wyoming, then obtained her Juris Doctor from the university’s College of Law. Outside her legal work, she is a licensed pilot. Her interests include whitewater recreation, hunting, golf, and cooking, and she enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, Ross Hinschberger.

Civil Litigation

1900 W Sunset Dr, Suite B, Riverton, WY 82501

Joel Vincent has been licensed for 43 years and works in Riverton, WY. This attorney attended University of Wyoming and handles cases in General Practice, Business, Banking, Environmental and Natural Resources.

Civil Litigation

1900 W Sunset Dr, Riverton, WY 82501, USA

Elder Law

1807 Capitol Ave, Suite 200B, Cheyenne, WY 82001

In Wyoming, Kelly S. Davis is an experienced voice for the rights and interests of the elderly and their families, including estate, probate, and trust administration clients ? be they individuals, couples or families, special needs persons of all ages, older children responsible for a senior relative's care and decision-making or beneficiaries inheriting family assets that may be subject to Medicaid liens. Regardless of the size of your estate, Mr. Davis crafts legal documents that reflect your exact wishes and anticipate any problem. His recommendations are customized to your specific situation, in ways that maintain the personal dignity of all involved.