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06.05.2019
Click on the image below for a full PDF of the Environmental Newsletter.
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06.03.2019
Williams Mullen is pleased to announce the firm was recently named one of the 2019 Best Employers in North Carolina by Business North Carolina, NC SHRM and Best Companies Group. Williams Mullen was ranked as the third-best employer among large companies,...
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06.03.2019
Co-Author, The Simplicity Trap: Estate Tax Return Filing Requirements in the Context of Portability, Virginia State Bar Trusts and Estates Newsletter (June 2019).
Read the article here.
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05.31.2019
North Carolina’s largest city, Charlotte, could be the proposed site for North Carolina’s newest hospital.
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05.29.2019
On May 21, 2019, a proposal to build a brewery, condo, houses and industrial center in Chesapeake was approved by Chesapeake’s City Council. Williams Mullen land use attorney Grady Palmer represented the developer, Kotarides Development, during the rezoning...
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05.29.2019
Williams Mullen has once again been ranked in The American Lawyer’s Am Law 200 rankings, which includes the top 200 law firms in the United States based on gross revenue in 2018. Williams Mullen ranked 174th with $131.4 million in gross revenue this year. The...
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05.23.2019
On May 16, 2019, the Henrico County Board of Supervisors approved a land use rezoning request that will permit Bonaventure Realty Group to build a $25 million, 125-unit senior living facility in the Carriage Hill apartment community.
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05.22.2019
On May 22, 2019, Inside Business published an update on the efforts of the RVA-Hampton Roads Collaborative, which is exploring ways to combine the Richmond and Hampton Roads areas into one megaregion. Williams Mullen's Tom Frantz, who serves as co-chair of...
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05.20.2019
On this episode of Williams Mullen's Benefits Companion, Brydon DeWitt and Claire Pollock explore recent IRS guidance on how employers may correct common Health Savings Account Contribution errors.
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05.20.2019
In Cochise Consultancy Inc. v. United States, ex rel. Hunt, the Supreme Court expanded the time in which False Claims Act (“FCA”) lawsuits may be filed by qui tam relators in which the government does not intervene.