Hunton & Williams chooses new partners
Rudene Mercer Bascomb, R. Melinda Beres, Gregory S. Copeland, Ashley Cummings, Alexandra B. Cunningham, Kenneth L. Dobkin, Eric H. Feiler, Christopher L. Gaenzle, Bradley W. fugue mass Cecelia Philipps Horner, Kevin W. Jones, Ryan T. Ketchum, Robert A. König, Christopher G. Kulp, Michael C. McCann, Thomas E. Oney, Jeremy R. heavy, Jonathan Michael Wilan, Allison D. Wood and Scott F. Yarnell.The summary below includes profiles of each new type of partnership in practice, the rich intellectual property disputes and complex issues of corporate finance, taxation and energy law.
Rudene Mercer Bascomb Hunton & Williams joined in 1999 as a member of the group business in the practice of the Richmond office. Your practice focuses on Asset Securitization General Enterprise and transactions. In 2006, she received the Award Emerson G. Spies of the Virginia Bar Association and was chosen for his office section for young lawyers. Ms. Bascomb, obtained in 2006 a star of the quarter by the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division, currently used as a representative for the circle Maryland and Virginia young lawyer, Division of companies, for the period 2005-2007. It was recently detected By Law & Publisher policy as a super-VA lawyers Rising Star in 2007. Ms. Bascomb degree with distinction from the University of Virginia in 1996 and has continued to earn their studies at the University of Texas School of Law in 1999. He is admitted to practice in Virginia.
Melinda R. Beres is a member of the firm’s business group in the office of Charlottetown. Your practice focuses on Asset Securitization. She has represented numerous clients in transactions with a wide range of investment categories, including auto loans, student loans, credit cards and claims for goods and services. Mrs Berès also has experience as a representative of USA and in non-US companies to finance cross-border transactions. Mrs Berès earned his Presbyterian Undergraduate Degree College in 1995 and their masters in law from the University of Sussex (England) in 1997, where she was an ambassador at Rotary Scholar. She obtained her law at the University of South Carolina School of Law in.
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