McGuireWoods replaced its managing partners at four offices this month, bringing new leaders in to freshen the perspectives in Chicago, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Fla., and suburban Washington.
The law firm on July 1 appointed Craig Culbertson to replace Richard Greenberg in Chicago, William Marianes to take over from Fred Isaf in Atlanta, Barbara Johnston to follow Halcyon 'Hal' Skinner in Jacksonville, and Jonathan Rak to replace Melissa Glassman in the Tysons Corner office in McLean, Va., near Washington.
"It's sort of a healthy turnover that happens from time from time," said Johnston, a business and corporate law partner at the firm.
Earlier this year, the firm also appointed a new managing partner for New York and adopted three others in the North Carolina cities of Charlotte, Raleigh and Wilmington after it merged in April with Helms Mulliss & Wicker. The firm, which has its largest office in Richmond, Va., has about 900 attorneys in 17 offices mainly in the United States.
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McGuireWoods replaces managing partners at four offices
July 16, 2008
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