Foley & Lardner LLP is pleased to announce that eight of its attorneys have been named to the 2020 Washington, D.C. Super Lawyers list – a distinction conferred upon just 5 percent of the district’s lawyers. Another five attorneys have been named 2020 Washington, D.C. Rising Stars.
The attorneys named to this year’s Super Lawyers list were selected based on their work in seven practice areas: administrative law, bankruptcy: business, business litigation, criminal defense: white collar, estate & probate, government contracts; and intellectual property.
Bankruptcy: Business
Erika Morabito
Business Litigation
Michael J. Lockerby
Criminal Defense: White Collar
Scott L. Fredericksen
Estate & Probate
John M. Lynham Jr.
Government Contracts
David T. Ralston Jr.
Intellectual Property
Stephen B. Maebius
Michele M. Simkin
The attorneys named 2020 Washington, D.C. Rising Stars and their primary practice areas are:
Antitrust Litigation
Benjamin R. Dryden
Criminal Defense: White Collar
Lori A. Rubin
Olivia S. Singelmann
Government Contracts
Julia Di Vito
Intellectual Property
Ryan A. Schmid
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