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Celebrating 2024’s Leaders in the Law and Up & Coming Lawyers
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//November 4, 2024//
Celebrating 2024’s Leaders in the Law and Up & Coming Lawyers
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//November 4, 2024//
Practitioners from across the commonwealth came together with family and friends for Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s signature awards program, Leaders in the Law and Up & Coming Lawyers.
The Class of 2024 honorees were celebrated at a recognition awards event on Oct. 17 at the John Marshall Ballrooms in downtown Richmond.
The Leaders in the Law award celebrates attorneys who are setting the standard for other lawyers — those who changed practice, advanced the law or improved the justice system in Virginia.
Our Up & Coming Lawyers are establishing a name for themselves and displaying the ambition, drive, determination and accomplishments that set them apart among their peers — in their first 10 years of practice.
Profiles of the Class of 2024 honorees were featured in a special section published in October.
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