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A new niche: Alexandria firm practices ‘cultural heritage law’ (access required)

By Alan Cooper
Published: October 12, 2010

Shortly after he started as an associate for Piper Rudnick LLP in Washington, Greg Werkheiser took on what he thought would be a short pro bono project for a Native American tribe that was trying to preserve 40 acres of land in New Jersey. The site with a 10,000-year record of human occupation was in jeopardy ...
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