Corporate Counsel
While its roots go back to 1834, McGuireWoods needed 150 years before it branched out beyond Virginia (it opened a Washington, D.C., office in 1984). But once it did, the firm did so in style, merging with a long list of other firms—many of them small, regional outfits, but others, like 155–lawyer...
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Sometimes the most efficient way to get relevant information to the government is to share work product. This comes with certain risks, the most serious of which is waiver
...Pickering Hale and Dorr as a partner in D.C. McGuireWoods named FREDRIK HENRIKSSON a partner in its London office; he...
...in the firm's Miami and Vero Beach, Florida, offices. McGuireWoods hired MOLLY WHITE as a partner in its Los Angeles...
...do, says Richard Grant, managing partner of the Los Angeles office of McGuireWoods, "it's critical that the brand be able to take action...
The Bank of America Corporation is asking certain of its select outside law firms to give it a credit on its annual legal fees, based on the amount of customer business sent to the law firms. Some ex
The new legal head of Union Pacific aims to keep the company on the rails
The Daily Report
...says Brian Riopelle, chairman of the IP litigation and patents department at McGuireWoods in Richmond, Va., who represented DuPont. Riopelle says he considers the case...
...says Brian Riopelle, chairman of the IP litigation and patents department at McGuireWoods in Richmond, who represented DuPont. Riopelle says that he considers the case...
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