When it rains, it pours. D.C.-area law offices have been flooding Legal Times with their new partner announcements. Here’s a sampling of some of the latest Washington attorneys to make partner. Keep an eye out for our new partners special report on Jan. 28th.
Crowell & Moring elected the following seven D.C. attorneys to the partnership:
• Daniel Campbell, torts
• J. Chris Haile, government contracts
• Michael Jacobs, intellectual property
• J. Catherine Kunz, government contracts
• Shari Lahlou, antitrust and litigation
• Kirsten Nathanson, environment and natural resources
• Amanda Paracuellos, corporate
Dickstein Shapiro boosted three to partner in D.C.:
• Divonne Smoyer, state attorneys general practice
• Salvatore Tamburo, intellectual property
• Christopher Wood, antitrust
Venable has named four new partners in its D.C. office and one new partner in its Towson, Md. locale.
The new D.C. partners are:
• George Constantine, trade and professional associations.
• Brian Flack, environmental
• Danielle Foley, litigation
• Armand Zottola, business transactions
The new Towson partner is:
• Ann-Therese Bechamps, real estate
Morrison Foerster elevated two to partner in Washington:
• Brian Matsui, appellate and U.S. Supreme Court
• Andrew Smith, financial services and privacy
Arnold & Porter promoted three Washington attorneys to partner:
• Jean Kalicki, litigation and international arbitration
• Joshua Martin, securities enforcement and litigation
• Christopher Rhee, securities enforcement and litigation
Patton Boggs elected four partners in its Washington office:
• Alan Dickey, government contracts, litigation and dispute resolution, and international litigation
• Norma Krayem, homeland security, defense and technology transfer
• Stephanie Peters, public policy and lobbying, international, and immigration
• Jennifer Zucker, government contracts, homeland security, defense, and technology transfer, and litigation and dispute resolution
Wiley Rein bumped up six to partner:
• Kevin Anderson, intellectual property
• Caleb Burns, election law and government ethics
• Kimberly Melvin, insurance
• D. Mark Renaud, election law and government ethics
• Kara Sacilotto, government contracts and litigation
• Amy Worlton, privacy, communications and international trade
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