Hinkle Elkouri Law Firm L.L.C.

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8621 East 21st Street North, Suite 200
Wichita, KS 67206 (map) 316-631-3163 rfarley@hinklaw.com     vCard
Ryan D. Farley   Associate

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After spending several years working in the private sector in Wichita, Mr. Farley earned his law degree from the Washburn University School of Law. In law school, Ryan was a member and Research Editor for the Washburn Law Journal. During that time, he also won several awards and received national recognition from the American Judges Association for his essay “Eroding Fourth Amendment Protections at the Border: An Analysis of United States v. Cortez-Rocha,” submitted for their annual law student essay contest and subsequently published in their monthly journal, Court Review. After law school, Ryan served the state of Kansas as a Research Attorney for the Kansas Court of Appeals. Upon returning to his hometown of Wichita, Ryan joined Hinkle Elkouri and currently works in the trusts and estates practice group. Ryan provides depth to the trusts and estates practice group with his strong drafting, editing, research, and writing skills. His areas of responsibility include estate planning, business planning, and estate administration.



•    Washburn University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2006
       o    Washburn Law Journal, member and Research Editor
       o    American Judges Association Law Student Essay Competition, Second Place, 2005
       o    CALI Excellence of the Future Award: Trusts and Future Interests
       o    CALI Excellence of the Future Award: Business Associations
•    Emporia State University, B.A., History, cum laude, 1997
•    Kansas Supreme Court
•    United States District Court, District of Kansas
•    American Bar Association
•    Kansas Bar Association
•    Wichita Bar Association
•    Saint Matthew Catholic Church (Topeka, Kansas) Peace and Social Justice Committee, chairperson
•    "Eroding Fourth Amendment Protections at the Border: An Analysis of United States v. Cortez-Rocha," Vol. 42, Issue 2, Court Review: The
     Journal of American Judges' Association
, 28 (2006).
•    "Avoiding Claims for Unintentional Discrimination," 12 Kansas Employment Law Letter (Foulston Siefkin LLP, Employers Council
     Network), Oct. 2005, at 1.
•   "A New Guiding Principle: The Kansas Supreme Courts Trend to Review and Reconsider Legal Precedent." The Journal of the Kansas Bar
     Association
77:8 (September). Co-author.