Business North Carolina’s 2018 Legal Elite Honors 11 Womble Bond Dickinson Lawyers
Jan 03 2018
Business North Carolina magazine has named 11 Womble Bond Dickinson attorneys to the 2018 North Carolina Legal Elite—the magazine’s annual listing of the state's top lawyers.
The 2018 Legal Elite honorees are:
Charlotte
Bill Matthews, Real Estate
Anna Mills, Corporate, and Business
Mike Tobin, Intellectual Property
Greensboro
Jack Hicks, Intellectual Property
Stephen Shaw, Intellectual Property
Research Triangle Park
Orla O’Hannaidh, Intellectual Property
Raleigh
Liz Arias, Tax/Estate Planning
Lisa Dixon, Business
Larry Moye, Young Guns
Winston-Salem
Edward Griggs, Tax/Estate Planning
Kim Stogner, Tax/Estate Planning
The following Womble Bond Dickinson lawyers are members of the North Carolina Legal Elite Hall of Fame, meaning they received the most votes in the state in their particular practice area. Hall of Fame members are no longer eligible for the annual rankings. They are:
Alfred Adams, Real Estate (Winston-Salem)
Jim Cooney, Criminal Law (Charlotte)
Andy Copenhaver, Antitrust (Winston-Salem)
Mark Horoschak, Antitrust (Charlotte)
Press Millen, Antitrust (Raleigh)
Betty Quick, Tax/Trusts & Estates (Winston-Salem)
Each year, Business North Carolina sends ballot notices to every member of N.C. State Bar living in North Carolina — asking each a simple question: Of the Tar Heel lawyers whose work you have observed firsthand, whom would you rate among the current best in these categories? Voters are not allowed to vote for themselves. They may select members of their firms only if they pick out-of-firm lawyers in the same categories, with the latter votes weighted more heavily.