12 Richards Layton Lawyers Admitted to the Delaware Bar
December 12, 2018
Firm News
WILMINGTON, Delaware (December 12, 2018) – Richards, Layton & Finger is pleased to announce that 12 associates of the firm have been admitted to the Delaware bar. The lawyers were admitted to practice in the State of Delaware by the Delaware Supreme Court in a ceremony today in Dover.
“Today represents the culmination of years of hard work and dedication, and we congratulate these talented young lawyers on their outstanding achievement,” said Greg Varallo, president of Richards Layton. “We look forward to the contributions I know they’ll make to our firm, our clients, and our community.”
Listed by practice area, the new Richards Layton associates and the law schools from which they graduated are:
| Alternative Entities | |
| Danny Ho | Cornell Law School |
| Lucas Whited | University of Iowa College of Law |
| Bankruptcy & Corporate Restructuring | |
| Sarah Silveira | Antonin Scalia Law School George Mason University |
| Commercial Transactions | |
| Megan Woodward | Vanderbilt University Law School |
| Corporate Advisory & Governance | |
| Ryan Salem | Pennsylvania State University School of Law |
| Corporate Litigation | |
| Nicole Henry | University of Virginia School of Law |
| Ryan Konstanzer | University of Notre Dame Law School |
| Emily Letcher | George Washington University School of Law |
| Megan O’Connor | Georgetown University Law Center |
| Tyre Tindall | University of California Berkeley School of Law |
| Corporate Trust & Agency Services | |
| Matthew Ady | Emory University School of Law |
| Madeleine Jolles | University of Pennsylvania School of Law |
About Richards, Layton & Finger
Delaware’s largest law firm and one of its oldest, Richards, Layton & Finger helps sophisticated clients navigate complex issues and the intricacies of Delaware law. We advise global companies, business partnerships, leading financial institutions, local businesses, and individuals across a wide range of practices, including corporate law, alternative entities, commercial law, bankruptcy and restructuring, and litigation.