WRVB’s incoming associate Imani Brooks was featured in an article published in SoVaNow for her work as an appellate court law clerk for Judge Kimberley S. White. Before joining the Court of Appeals of Virginia, Judge White was a principal in WRVB’s Danville, Virginia office. Imani notes this connection as particularly special to her. Imani… Read more
Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black (WRVB) is pleased to announce the selection of attorney Tracy Taylor Hague as one of Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s “Go To Lawyers” for Medical Malpractice Defense. Now in its fourth year, the “Go To Lawyers” program recognizes leading attorneys in a particular practice area. Attorneys across Virginia are asked to nominate “a… Read more
Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black (WRVB) is pleased to announce our inclusion in the 2024 edition of Best Law Firms® in multiple practice categories and metro areas. These rankings reflect the variety of WRVB attorneys’ capabilities, the quality of their work, and their depth of experience. Firms included in the “Best Law Firms” list are consistently… Read more
WRVB is pleased to welcome Jed Donaldson as Of Counsel in the Richmond office. Jed is a recognized corporate bankruptcy attorney who focuses on commercial bankruptcy cases, restructuring transactions, out-of-court workouts, and insolvency-related litigation. Jed maintains a national practice, having appeared in Virginia, Delaware, Texas, New York, and New Jersey courts, and he has experience… Read more
Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black (WRVB) is pleased to welcome seven new attorneys in four office locations. Tyler Butt, Henry Evans, Gavin Roe, and Rachel Tucker have joined the firm in Roanoke; Ruth Turley in Lynchburg; Gil Topaz in Richmond; and Albert Gutierrez in Norfolk. The new associates deepen the firm’s bench in five core practice… Read more
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