Richards Layton Directors Named in The International Who’s Who of Commercial Litigators
August 23, 2012
Firm News| Corporate Transactions| Corporate & Chancery Litigation
WILMINGTON, Delaware (August 23, 2012) – Four Richards, Layton & Finger attorneys, more than from any other Delaware law firm, have been recognized in The International Who’s Who of Commercial Litigators 2012. Jesse A. Finkelstein, Samuel A. Nolen, Allen M. Terrell, Jr., and Gregory P. Williams were named among the world’s leading business law attorneys by Who’s Who Legal, which selects lawyers based on comprehensive, independent surveys of both general counsel and private practice lawyers worldwide.
Richards Layton’s commercial litigators have been involved in many landmark cases defining Delaware corporate law. Finkelstein counsels corporations, directors, and significant shareholders in complex matters involving corporate governance, transactional disputes, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate control. Nolen advises individuals, boards, and management on corporate governance, transactional, and control dispute issues and represents clients in derivative and class actions, fiduciary responsibility actions, and other complex cases. Terrell has represented a broad range of national and international clients, counseling them on Delaware corporate law issues and litigating business and corporate disputes on their behalf in the Delaware state and federal courts. Williams, chair of Richards Layton’s Corporate Department, provides high-level advice and counseling to corporations and their directors, officers, and board committees, and represents them in Delaware’s state and federal courts.
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