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Russ Ferguson, Emily Doll & Sam Hartzell Successfully Represent Gregory Packaging in Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Dispute
Feb 08 2021
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a published opinion on Feb. 1, not only affirming a Womble Bond Dickinson trial win, but vacating the judgment in part and remanding it for a determination of whether Womble’s client, Gregory Packaging, should have won more.
RJ Reynolds VP – Strategic Engagement and Corporate Sustainability Tripp Wilson Joins Womble Bond Dickinson
Jan 13 2021
Womble Bond Dickinson welcomes Tripp Wilson, who will focus his practice at the firm on regulatory affairs, public policy, litigation, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters.
Chris Geis, Wake Forest Law School Team, Helps Combat-Wounded Veteran Receive Upgraded Discharge
Nov 12 2020
For the past five years, Womble Bond Dickinson attorney Chris Geis has served pro bono as an adjunct law professor at Wake Forest University’s Veterans Student Legal Clinic. Recently, Geis and the team helped a wounded Army veteran receive an upgraded discharge after a minor misconduct directly related to brain injuries he suffered in combat.
Womble Bond Dickinson Launches Multi-Disciplinary Team to Guide Cannabis Sector
Nov 11 2020
Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP has launched its Cannabis Practice Team. Our lawyers already are working closely with cannabis companies and other market participants to grow their business, protect their innovations, fulfill their regulatory and compliance responsibilities, and legally defend their products and services.
Alabama Supreme Court Upholds Ruling in Favor of Sara Tucker Client in Reproductive Rights Case
Oct 30 2020
On Oct. 30, the Alabama Supreme Court upheld women’s reproductive rights in a case brought against a Huntsville women’s health clinic. Womble Bond Dickinson attorney Sara Tucker has represented the Alabama Women’s Center for Reproductive Alternatives, LLC throughout the case—including before the state Supreme Court.
Will Zoom Continue to Bloom? Allen Gibson Discusses Future of Virtual Arbitration Hearings
Oct 28 2020
Many arbitration hearings previously held in person have been shifted to virtual settings during the COVID-19 pandemic. But will remote arbitration become a permanently attractive option for parties engaged in a dispute? Womble Bond Dickinson attorney Allen Gibson recently spoke to the American College of Construction Lawyers on this timely topic.
COVID-19 Shutdowns, Related Litigation Put Pressure on Business Interruption Insurers
Oct 26 2020
Companies in the United States continue to file business interruption lawsuits against their insurers for claims arising from state and local government shutdown orders in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. At least 1,250 cases have been filed nationally, and these cases have been filed in both state and federal court and in every state. Our attorneys discuss how litigation related to COVID-19 shutdowns has put pressure on insurers.
Womble Bond Dickinson Adds Communications and Appellate Litigation Attorney Dwayne Sam in DC
Oct 12 2020
Dwayne Sam, an experienced communications and appellate litigation attorney, has joined Womble Bond Dickinson’s Washington office.
Womble Bond Dickinson & William and Mary Law School File Cert Petition in U.S. Supreme Court Challenging Fourth Amendment Violation of Federal Supervisee
Oct 09 2020
On October 5, 2020, William & Mary Law School’s Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic, led by Womble Bond Dickinson attorney, Dwayne D. Sam, filed a Petition for Writ of Certiorari in the Supreme Court to challenge a Fourth Amendment violation of a federal supervisee.
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