Hayley Hodson, a corporate & securities associate in our New York office, has been featured in a fantastic article, “Ex-Volleyball Star Finds Purpose In Fine Print Of M&A Work,” published this week by Law360 Pulse. The piece covers her extraordinary athletic career and road to becoming a corporate law associate at M&R.
Ashley Moore, M&R’s Office Managing Partner in Dallas, was extensively quoted in a recent Bloomberg Law article titled, “File for Patent Before Publicly Displaying Tech, Attorneys Warn.” In the piece, Ashley comments on a pair of Federal Circuit decisions, both of which should serve as warnings to inventors about displaying their creations to the public before obtaining a patent.
Ashley Moore’s arrival at M&R as the Office Managing Partner in Dallas was featured in a recent article in Texas Lawyer published on February 2, 2023. The piece details her transition to M&R from McKool Smith and highlights some of her many career achievements.
Ashley Moore’s arrival at M&R as the Office Managing Partner in Dallas was featured in a recent article in Texas Lawyer published on February 2, 2023. The piece details her transition to M&R from McKool Smith and highlights some of her many career achievements.
NBC 5 in Dallas turned to Matthew Yarbrough, CIPP/US for his insights into the corporate indictment of Boeing, which faces a 737 MAX felony fraud conspiracy charge after families objected to a 2021 Justice Department settlement that spared Boeing from criminal prosecution related to crashes involving the aircraft.
Scott Tenley was featured in IHeartMedia’s Queen of the Con podcast, Season 2, Episodes 7-10.
Scott Tenley was featured in a CBS2 LA story, Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu Resigns Amid FBI Probe.
Scott Tenley was featured in a CBS2 LA story, Members of Anaheim City Counsel Call for Mayor Sidhu’s Resignation Amid Federal Corruption Probe.
Scott Tenley was mentioned in USA Today’s article, Will Angels Bail on Anaheim after FBI Probe into Political Corruption Sinks Stadium Deal?
Scott Tenley was mentioned in a Law.com article, Michael Avenatti Wants to Plead Guilty to Multiple Counts in California Criminal Case.