Bowles Rice McDavid Graff & Love LLP has been named a “Go-To Law Firm” for the second consecutive year by Corporate Counsel magazine, which conducted a survey of the general counsel at the top 500 U.S. companies. Bowles Rice was recognized in the areas of Litigation and Labor and Employment Law.
“Bowles Rice is honored to once again be named a ‘go-to law firm’ by our clients,” said Thomas A. Heywood, managing partner of Bowles Rice. “This recognition is an affirmation of our continued commitment to provide our clients with the best possible advocacy, counsel, leadership and service.”
Bowles Rice is a regional law firm with more than 120 attorneys and seven offices, located in Charleston, Martinsburg, Morgantown and Parkersburg, West Virginia; Lexington, Kentucky; and Winchester, Virginia.
FORTUNE magazine will publish The Go-To Law Firms of the World’s Leading Companies in April 2009.
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Charleston attorneys Gene Bailey, Carl Fletcher and Charles Hughes joined Bowles Rice on January 4, 2010. To read more, click here.
Attorneys Michael Lorensen, Stuart McMillan, Stan Lee and Timothy Wills have been named to the Bowles Rice Executive Committee. To read more, click here.
Tom Lane Named Best Lawyers' 2010 Lawyer of the Year for Real Estate. To read more, click here.
Attorney Sara Lloyd has joined Bowles Rice in the firm's Martinsburg, West Virginia, office. To read more, click here.
Bowles Rice is pleased to announce that attorneys Joshua Jarrell and Emily Lambright have joined the firm. To read more, click here.
Best Lawyers recognizes 41 Bowles Rice attorneys. To read more, click here.
23 Bowles Rice Attorneys Named 2009 Super Lawyers. To read more, click here .
Chambers USA has again recognized Bowles Rice as a "Top Ranked" law firm in each of five practice areas evaluated in West Virginia: Corporate/Commercial, Natural Resources, Labor and Employment, Litigation and Real Estate. To read more, click here .
14 Bowles Rice attorneys recognized by 2009 edition of Chambers USA as "Leaders in their Field." To read more, click here.
