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11.18.2019
On Nov. 14, Amy Pruett wrote an article titled, "Work-Life Synchronicity in the Legal Profession" that was published in Law Practice Today. You can read the full article here.
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11.15.2019
Williams Mullen is pleased to announce that Tarpley Ashworth, Parisa Tabassian and Alex Castellano have joined the firm. Mr. Ashworth joins the firm as a senior associate in its Corporate Section. Ms. Tabassian joins the firm as an associate in its Corporate...
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11.14.2019
In this episode, Shayn Fernandez is joined by Verniece Love, Director of SWaM Certification, Virginia Department of Small Business & Supplier Diversity (SBSD), who summarizes the top reasons why SWaM certifications are denied in Virginia, including board...
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11.11.2019
On Nov. 5, 2019, the Boston Globe published a story about the discharge of wastewater containing emerging contaminants into the Merrimack River in New Hampshire. Williams Mullen attorney Jessie King was quoted in the story for her research on the issue in...
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11.07.2019
Williams Mullen received four National First-Tier and 71 Metropolitan First-Tier rankings in the 2020 edition of the U.S. News-Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” report. Nationally, the firm’s Banking and Finance, Construction, Construction Litigation and Trusts...
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11.06.2019
Williams Mullen is pleased to announce that Steve Swart has joined the firm as a senior associate with the Construction Practice in Tysons.
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11.06.2019
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue announced the 2020 dollar limitations for benefits and contributions that apply to retirement plans. Most limits have increased, while a few remained the same.
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11.06.2019
Many estate planning provisions of the Internal Revenue Code contain brackets, exemptions, exclusions, deductions, or other figures that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) adjusts annually for inflation.
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11.05.2019
On the latest episode of Williams Mullen's Benefits Companion, Brydon DeWitt and Ellie Clendenin discuss the new hardship distribution regulations and what plan sponsors need to know this year and for 2020.
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11.01.2019
State governments are getting creative with consumer protection laws in order to take a crack at industries that traditionally have concerned themselves primarily with industry-specific laws.
