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Womble Bond Dickinson Attorney Alysa Austin Writes on Ransomware Preparation & Response in new Radio Ink Article
May 17 2019
Womble Bond Dickinson attorney Alysa Austin writes about ransomware attacks and how companies can best prepare in a new Radio Ink article.
Our Way or the Huawei: Are Your Fintech Contracts Ready for a National Emergency?
May 16 2019
Most of the reaction to Donald Trump’s sweeping new Executive Order, declaring a national emergency to combat “the ability of foreign adversaries to create and exploit vulnerabilities in information and communications technology or services” has been focused on only one company (Huawei) and only one country (China). The breathtaking reach of the Order, however, means that many more fintech contracts may now be now at risk.
Jennifer Cory, Ashley Kutz Kelley Discuss Immigration and Employment issues at German-American Chamber of Commerce Event
May 16 2019
Womble Bond Dickinson attorneys Jennifer Cory and Ashley Kutz Kelley were invited to speak at the German American Chamber of Commerce of the Southern US Small to Medium Enterprise (SME) Skills Conference.
Law360 Talks FCC SHAKEN/STIR Technology Summit with Womble Bond Dickinson’s Artin Betpera
May 16 2019
The FCC plans to hold a July 11 summit to examine how phone companies are implementing SHAKEN/STIR technology, which is designed to help weed out “spoofed” phone calls that appear to be from legitimate sources.
Former Under Armour Trademarks/Branding Attorney Nicholas Hawkins Moves to Womble Bond Dickinson’s Baltimore Office
May 16 2019
Nicholas Hawkins built a reputation in Baltimore helping one of the city’s most prominent companies create, protect and monetize their trademarks and brand identity. Now, the former Under Armour in-house counsel has moved to Womble Bond Dickinson, where he will provide transactional, IP and branding guidance to a wide range of clients across numerous industries.
South Carolina Lawyers Weekly Interviews Womble Bond Dickinson’s Stephanie Yarbrough for Opportunity Zones Article
May 16 2019
Savvy investors and civic-minded individuals alike are taking a close look at Opportunity Zones, a new investment tool that allows investors to invest capital gains into community improvement projects in distressed areas. Womble Bond Dickinson attorney Stephanie Yarbrough recently spoke about opportunity zone investments with South Carolina Lawyers Weekly.
Safe Alliance Honors Womble Bond Dickinson for Pro Bono Representation of Domestic Violence Victims
May 14 2019
On May 9, Womble Bond Dickinson was presented with a “Commitment to Justice Award” by Safe Alliance, a nonprofit organization in Charlotte dedicated to serving individuals impacted by domestic violence and sexual assault. The award was in recognition of Womble’s successful pro bono project in the Charlotte office representing victims of domestic violence in protective order hearings free of charge.
Womble Bond Dickinson Land Planners Aaron Frank and Steve Gurganus Earn Raleigh Rezoning Approval
May 14 2019
Womble Bond Dickinson land planners Aaron Frank and Steve Gurganus earned Raleigh City Council approval of a rezoning and of an amendment to the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map to increase the density and change the use of a property inside the Raleigh beltline from residential to a mixed-use zoning district.
NC Pro Bono Honor Society Recognizes 19 Womble Bond Dickinson Attorneys for Pro Bono Service
May 14 2019
Nineteen Womble Bond Dickinson attorneys have been recognized by the North Carolina Pro Bono Resource Center for their devotion to providing legal services to persons of limited means.
