Business Description
Virtual Law Office providing confidential online legal representation for Kansans. Contact us at 316-263-2173.
Kelly W. Johnston
*Alumnus of Wichita Heights High School (1973), Wichita State University (B.A. 1977), University of Kansas School of Law (J.D. 1979).
*Admitted to the Kansas Bar in 1979
Associations, Publications and Presentations:
*President, Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, 1996-1997;
*Author, "Occupational Disease," Kansas Workers Compensation Practice Manual- Kansas Bar Association (Chapter 11).
Community Positions:
*President, Kansas Wildlife and Parks, 2008-2011
*City of Wichita Judge Pro Tem, 2010-present
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Shayla C. Johnston
*Alumnus of Wichita Heights High School (1993), Wichita State University (B.A. 1996), Washburn University School of Law (J.D. 1999). Projected award of Master's in Communication, Wichita State University, May 2013.
*Admitted to the Kansas Bar in 2000.
Associations, Publications and Presentations:
*Member, Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, 1996-1997;
*Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, 2000-present;
*Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, March 2001: Moderator, “Basic Trial Skills” seminar;
*Sterling College, November 2008: Speaker, “Fundamentals of Workers’ Compensation” seminar.
*The Wichita Eagle, April 30, 2002: “Protect Teens From Sexual Harassment”;
*Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, Spring 2002: “Sexual Harassment and Teenagers”;
*Journal of the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, July 2004: “Surviving Summary Judgment in Sexual Harassment Cases”.
Other Community Positions:
*National American University, Associate Professor, Ground, Blended and Online Courses, Dec. 2008 –continuing
Professional Commendations:
NAU, Winter 2011: Professor of Distinction
NAU Wichita West, Spring 2012: Student Evaluation Achievement (received highest evaluation score among professors)
NAU Wichita West, Spring 2012: Student Attendance Achievement (weekly attendance average of 85% or greater during term)
NAU Wichita West, Summer 2012: Student Evaluation Achievement (received second highest evaluation score among professors)
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