Kurt Dumaw (’96) Recognized as One of the Top 25 Corporate Finance and Capital Markets Attorneys of 2024
Attorney Intel is pleased to announce The Top 25 Corporate Finance and Capital Markets Attorneys of 2024. These attorneys are vital contributors to the financial markets, guiding clients through complex capital markets transactions, mergers, acquisitions, and corporate financings. Their expertise spans a wide range of areas, from public and private securities offerings to leveraged buyouts […]
Jo-Ann Marzullo (’84) Interviewed by Boston Real Estate Times About What Drives Her Work in Legal Innovation and Advocacy
With over 35 years of experience, Ligris’s Jo-Ann Marzullo, Esq. is a highly skilled attorney specializing in real estate with a passion for doing what’s right for her clients and community. She drives legal innovation and advocacy with the American Bar Association, leading efforts on remote notarization, rent relief, social justice in real estate law, and drone […]
Lina Lee (’12) Discusses Her Transition to Executive Director of the Connecticut Bar Association
I think I was put in this new position in Connecticut to expand on that idea of access to justice for the community members who historically did not have the same access. A different part of my job now is to protect the legal profession — not just those who need it, but those who […]
Enoch “Woody” Woodhouse II (’55) Honored at Yale During MLK Week
During Martin Luther King Jr. week and in advance of events, activities, and exhibits being organized for Black History Month, Yale saw the return of one of its alumni: Brigadier General Enoch “Woody” Woodhouse II ’52, a World War II veteran who, having served with the 332nd Fighter Group, the highly decorated WWII military unit comprised […]
Edward Vinhateiro (’00) Joins Boston’s Tarlow Breed Hart & Rodgers, P.C. as Partner in the Estate Planning & Administration Practice
Boston-based law firm Tarlow Breed Hart & Rodgers, P.C. has announced that Edward F. Vinhateiro, J.D., LL.M., has joined the firm as a Partner in the Estate Planning & Administration practice. Attorney Vinhateiro has extensive experience in estate planning, asset protection, and business succession planning, working primarily with closely held business owners and high net worth individuals. Read […]
Mark Leeds (’84) Joins Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP to Serve as a Partner in Pillsbury’s New York Office.
Mark Leeds brings a diverse tax practice with him, Pillsbury said in a Feb. 3 news statement. He counsels financial institutions, exchange-traded and private funds, digital asset traders and private wealth clients, the firm said. He also works with U.S. individuals migrating businesses to Puerto Rico and pre-immigration tax planning, according to the statement. Read […]
Barbara Jordan (Law ’59, Hon. ’69), Edward Brooke (Law ’48, ’50, Hon. ’68), Emanuel Hewlett (Law ’1877), Enoch Woodhouse (Law ’55), and Kimberly Atkins Stohr (Law ’98, Com ’98) Named by Bostonia as Notable Black Boston University Alumni
To celebrate Black History Month, Bostonia combed its archives for Black Boston University alumni, both past and present, who have left their mark across society in some way. It’s no secret that Martin Luther King, Jr. (GRS’55, Hon.’59) is a notable BU alum, which is why we he’s not included on this list. (And no, we did […]
Alexander Israel (’05) Joins Morrison Foerster as Partner and Chair of European Competition Practice
Morrison Foerster, a leading global law firm, is pleased to announce the arrival of Alexander Israel, who joins the firm as partner and chair of the European Competition Practice within the firm’s Global Antitrust Law Practice Group. He will be co-Office Managing Partner of the firm’s Brussels office. Israel brings nearly two decades of experience to […]
Richard A. Simons (’85) Appointed to the Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation’s Board of Directors
The Honorable Richard A. Simons, the first justice of Berkshire County Probate and Family Court, was recently appointed to the Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation’s board of directors. He inherited the role from the Honorable Chief Justice John D. Casey as the designated appointee of the Trial Court of Massachusetts. As directed by corporation’s charter, the […]
Enoch “Woody” Woodhouse II (’55) Honored by the City of Boston for His Legacy as Oldest Living Tuskegee Airman
The Tuskegee Airmen, famously known as the “Red Tails,” were the nation’s first Black military pilots and played a pivotal role in World War II, escorting bombers and achieving one of the lowest loss records of any fighter unit. This week, Councilors Durkan, Flynn, and Santana adopted a resolution honoring the historic contributions of the […]