Andrea Nuciforo Jr. (’89) Joins Bulkley Richardson

Andrea Nuciforo Jr. (’89) has joined the law firm Bulkley Richardson as a partner. He will continue to represent healthcare, commercial real estate, and corporate clients on matters critical to their businesses. “The addition of Andrea to our growing roster of attorneys marks another strategic step in the firm’s continued expansion,” said Dan Finnegan, Bulkley […]

Charlotte Armour (’20) Joins Reid and Riege Litigation Practice

Charlotte Armour (’20) has joined Reid and Riege as an Associate in its Litigation Practice Group. Prior to joining the firm, Charlotte served as an Assistant District Attorney with the New York County District Attorney’s Office. She later joined the Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Bureau within the Special Victims Division, where she focused exclusively […]

Marla Crawford (’88) Joins the Elon University School of Law Advisory Board

Marla Crawford serves as general counsel of Cimplifi, a leading integrated legal services provider, which combines cutting-edge technology with deep expertise to simplify eDiscovery and contract analytics for corporate legal teams and law firms. She is a graduate of Duke University and Boston University School of Law. Crawford brings more than 35 years of experience in […]

Bradley Micsky (’05) Joins Barnes & Thornburg as Partner

Barnes & Thornburg today announced that Bradley Micsky has joined the firm as a partner in Minneapolis, adding depth and range to its national Intellectual Property practice. Micsky brings a rare combination of sophisticated IP law experience and deep technical capabilities to his practice. He represents telecommunications, semiconductor and technology companies in patent litigation and IP […]

Michael Dougherty (’97) Is Profiled as a Colorado Attorney General Candidate

Boulder District Attorney Michael Dougherty attended Cornell University and Boston University School of Law. (All the attorney general candidates have law degrees, while none of the governor candidates do). He began his career as a prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, where he rose through the ranks to lead a team of over 1,300 […]

Barbara Jordan (’59) Is Profiled as the Namesake of a Beloved Houston Park

Born and raised in Fifth Ward, Barbara Jordan was a trailblazing leader in Texas politics—the first Southern African American woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, the first African American woman elected to the Texas Senate, and the first African American woman in U.S. history to preside over a state legislative body. Jordan grew up […]