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McCarthy & Hamrock, P.C. Recognized by Martindale-Hubbell in 2026
McCarthy & Hamrock, P.C. is proud to be recognized by Martindale-Hubbell in 2026 for the firm’s continued dedication to professional excellence and client service. For…
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New Iowa Bills Lighten Gun Restrictions
In 2025, Iowa enacted several significant changes to its gun laws, reshaping firearm prohibitions and regulations across the state. Two of the most notable developments…
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You Were in a Car Crash. Now What?
Interstate 80 (I-80) is a major highway running through Des Moines, Iowa, and it’s no stranger to traffic accidents. In June 2024, a tragic accident…
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McCarthy & Hamrock, P.C. Represents Family of 3-Month Old Victim of Daycare Abuse
In West Des Moines, a child care employee named Jamie Leann Kober is facing accusations of endangering a infant in her care who has sustained…
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“Corn Rake Killer” Hires McCarthy & Hamrock to Appeal Murder Conviction
On September 2019, Todd Mullis was convicted of first-degree murder in the death of Amy Mullis at the couple’s farm in November 2018. The allegations…
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If You’re Attending a Protest, Remember Your Rights
Americans across the country continue to meet and march in the wake of George Floyd’s death at the hands of Minneapolis police. Protestors say they…
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*COVID–19 Update*
*COVID–19 Update* McCarthy & Hamrock will now be operating with limited hours that we are open of 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. until further notice….
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Iowa school district pays more than $5 million to parents of children abused by classroom volunteer
Parents who have children that attend Starry Elementary School in the Marion Independent School District in west Iowa faced a nightmare situation when they discovered…
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State of Gun Laws in Iowa in 2019
There is no mistaking that there are more mass shootings in America than ever before. It seems that almost every month, some violent act makes…
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Drug Crimes in Iowa – Changing Minimum Mandatory Sentences
2017 House File 579 seeks to change the criminal penalties for cocaine possession, modifies minimum mandatory sentences for drug offenses, establishes a standard sentence to…
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