Foley announced today that 21 of its attorneys were included in the 2015 Who’s Who Legal, an annual list identifying the world’s leading lawyers. Lawyers are selected based upon comprehensive, independent survey work with both general counsel and private practice lawyers worldwide.
The following 21 Foley attorneys were named to the Who’s Who Legal list for their individual efforts and successes:
- Andrew Baum – Trademarks
- Linda Benfield – Environment
- Mary K Braza – Sports & Entertainment
- Thomas Carlucci – Business Crime Defence
- Robert DuPuy – Sports & Entertainment
- Richard Florsheim – Patents
- Stuart Fross – Private Funds
- Gail Goering – Insurance & Reinsurance
- Eric Haab – Insurance & Reinsurance
- Daniel Kaplan – Labour & Employment
- Brett Ludwig – Insurance & Reinsurance
- Michael Lockerby – Franchise
- Stephen Maebius – Patents
- Neal Moglin – Insurance & Reinsurance
- Jonathan Moskin – Trademarks
- Irwin Raij – Sports & Entertainment
- Kevin Schulz – Sports & Entertainment
- Mary Leslie Smith – Franchise
- Anita Sorensen – Corporate Immigration
- Richard Stoll – Environment
- Mark Thimke – Environment
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