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17 at Lane Powell include in Chambers USA
Joel Slaughter//June 21, 2011//
Seventeen Lane Powell attorneys recently were selected for inclusion in the 2011 edition of the prestigious legal rankings guide Chambers USA: America鈥檚 Leading Lawyers for Business. They are: Bruce Leaverton, bankruptcy; Charles Ekberg, bankruptcy; Mary Jo Heston, bankruptcy; Rudy Englund, commercial litigation; Milo Petranovich, commercial litigation; Brewster Jamieson, commercial litigation; Michael Morgan, corporate practice; Benjamin Lenhart, corporate practice; Jeffrey Wolfstone, corporate practice; Michael Parise, corporate practice; Douglas Wheeler, real estate; Bryan Powell, real estate; Michael Reilly, labor and employment; David Hosenpud, labor and employment; Diane Butler, immigration; Michael Nesteroff, environmental; and Brian Bodine, intellectual property.
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