Morris Nichols Associates Admitted to Practice in Delaware

12.11.2024
Firm News

Morris Nichols is pleased to announce that eleven of our attorneys were admitted to practice in Delaware today.

“We are delighted to welcome this group of promising attorneys to the Delaware bar and congratulate them on achieving this career milestone,” said IP litigation partner and Morris Nichols recruiting committee chair Michael Flynn.

Morris Nichols associates admitted in December 2024:

Alternative Entity Counseling/Commercial Transactions:

  • Patrick J. Buethe
  • Trevor York

Corporate & Commercial Litigation:

  • Cassandra L. Baddorf
  • Isaac Hopkin
  • Jialu Zou

Bankruptcy & Restructuring:

  • Luke Brzozowski
  • Brianna N.V. Turner
  • Jake A. Rauchberg

Corporate Counseling:

  • Emma Skowron
  • Sean A. Meyer

Intellectual Property Litigation:

  • Paul Steingraber

ABOUT MORRIS, NICHOLS, ARSHT & TUNNELL LLP

Recognized as a premier Delaware law firm, Morris Nichols handles bet-the-company, high-stakes matters in the four key areas of corporate litigation, alternative entities and corporate counseling, bankruptcy and restructuring, and intellectual property litigation. The firm is regularly involved as lead counsel or co-counsel in matters of national and international significance, as well as those affecting its immediate community. morrisnichols.com

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