Day Pitney Latest Firm To Add Energy Talent With 30-Year Vet
The arrival of Mark Williams was featured in the Law360 article "Day Pitney Latest Firm To Add Energy Talent With 30-Year Vet."
Williams commented, "We represent, as of now, well over 100 independent generating companies in the U.S. We represent generation holding companies, utility holding companies and right now there is nobody in the D.C. FERC market, nobody that can match us in terms of diversity of practice or size of practice. That is phenomenally impressive. There isn't another FERC practice in the United States that could do this all at once."
Joseph Fagan, Washington, D.C. office managing partner and Energy partner, discussed the recent growth and demand for energy lawyers, stating, "The industry is going through rapid change that requires sophisticated counsel and advice on a wide range of subject areas."
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The news of Mark C. Williams joining Day Pitney as a partner in the firm's Energy practice was featured in Thomson Reuters' The Daily Docket Industry Moves column. Williams in based in Washington, D.C.
Day Pitney New Jersey Associates Alexis Abuhadba, Bamisope I. Adeyanju, John Clarke, Carly M. Clinton, Ashley M. Fay, Jessica Laird, Maryann Lennon, Valmir Magjuni, and Taylor Spallanzani were featured in the New Jersey Law Journal's New Associates Yearbook 2024.
The arrival of Mark C. Williams as a new Energy Partner to Day Pitney's Washington, D.C. office was featured in The National Law Journal.
The arrival of Energy Partner Mark Williams to Day Pitney was featured in Bloomberg Law. Williams advises private equity funds, insurance-sector investors, banks, pension funds, multinational institutional investors, hedge funds, and traditional investment funds on regulatory requirements applicable to electricity and gas investments.
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The news of Brooke Penrose joining Day Pitney as a partner in the firm's Intellectual Property and Technology practice was featured in Thomson Reuters' The Daily Docket Industry Moves column. Penrose is based in Boston.
Day Pitney Land Use Partner Steven J. Wernick is featured in the Miami Times article "New High-Rises and Vanishing Roots in West Grove." Day Pitney is representing the Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, the oldest African American Baptist church in Miami-Dade County, in its expansion to enhance its community outreach. Wernick and Counsel Joseph Ruiz are leading the effort to navigate the complex permitting process for expansion.