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Go To Lawyers for Business Transactions
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//April 15, 2024//
Virginia Lawyers Weekly is pleased to present the next group of honorees in our program recognizing the leading lawyers in a particular field of law. In this issue, we showcase “Virginia’s Go To Lawyers” for business transactions.
The attorneys featured on the following pages were nominated by their colleagues and chosen by a panel from Lawyers Weekly. We expect some readers will argue there are some excellent lawyers who should have been included. Let us know! And please nominate them for future lists. Our next featured practice area will be employment law.
Please join us in congratulating these outstanding business transaction attorneys.
Kelly Caplan
Group Editor
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