| Bar Bulletin |
June,
2003 |
| Et Alia |
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The Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve System has appointed Cynthia Collins Allner as director of the Baltimore Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond for a three-year term. Allner is a Principal with the law
firm of Miles & Stockbridge, where she focuses her practice in the area
of corporate finance.
Gregory K. Wells,
founder and partner in the law firm of Wells & Holeman, LLC, has become a
Fellow of the
College of
Trial Lawyers.
 Gary M. Hyman has
joined Ober Kaler as a principal in the Business & Tax Department of the
firm’s
Baltimore
office.Shobita C. Du Bois
has joined the law firm of Adelberg, Rudow, Dorf & Hendler, LLC, as an
associate attorney. Du Bois focuses her practice on business and
corporate law. |
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Gary M. Hyman |
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The Legal Aid
Bureau’s Equal Justice Council (EJC) recognized Venable associate Patricia
McGowan with this year’s Young Lawyer’s Division Award for her individual
efforts in the field of pro bono work. The EJC also awarded Venable the
Trailblazer Award for the firm’s pro bono contributions over the past
year.
Deborah L. Webb has
been named a principal of the law firm of Lerch, Early & Brewer,
Chartered. Webb focuses her practice in the areas of domestic relations,
litigation and guardianship law.
Piper Rudnick
announces the appointment of Paul Tiburzi as Managing Partner of the
firm’s
Baltimore
office.
The Pro Bono
Resource Center of Maryland, Inc., has selected Kathleen Ellis as one of
four recipients of the 2003 Maryland Pro Bono Service Award for her
service on behalf of pro bono clients. Ellis is a partner in the Baltimore
office of the law firm of Piper Rudnick.
 Laura L. Hoffman
has joined the law firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP as of counsel.Gordon, Feinblatt,
Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC, announces that Managing Member
Herbert Goldman and Tax & Estate Planning Practice Group Member
Richard F. Lindstrom have been elected as Fellows of the Maryland Bar Foundation. |
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Laura L. Hoffman |
