Washingtonian Magazine Names Eighteen WilmerHale Attorneys to "Best Lawyers" List

Washingtonian Magazine Names Eighteen WilmerHale Attorneys to "Best Lawyers" List

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Washingtonian magazine has named 18 WilmerHale attorneys to the “Best Lawyers” list in its December 2011 issue. The list is made up of Washington DC’s most praised legal talent, ranking the area’s top 30 elite “Superstars,” as well as the top one percent of DC’s 80,000 “Stars of the Bar” which is divided into 29 categories.

WilmerHale partners, Jamie Gorelick and Seth Waxman are included on the list of top 30 elite “Superstars.” Of the remaining “Stars of the Bar,” Gorelick and Waxman were again listed, as well as WilmerHale attorneys: Charlene Barshefsky (International Law), Edward DuMont (Supreme Court), Craig Goldblatt (Bankruptcy), R. Scott Kilgore (Executive Compensation), Robert Kimmitt (National Security ), William Kolasky (Antitrust and Competition), Yoon-Young Lee (Securities), William McLucas (Securities), Randolph Moss (National Security), Robert Novick (International Law), William Perlstein (Bankruptcy), Benjamin Powell (National Security), Howard Shapiro (National Security), Harry Weiss (Securities), Laura Wertheimer (Securities) and Paul Wolfson (Supreme Court).

For more information, please visit Washingtonian’s website.

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