Charles “Chud” Dollison has returned to Bowles Rice as a partner in the firm’s Charleston, West Virginia office.
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Paul Hicks, a partner in the Bowles Rice office in Parkersburg, West Virginia, has been named a board member of the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation.
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Bowles Rice is pleased to announce that Floyd Boone has been elected a partner of the firm.
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The University of Kentucky College of Law has recognized Bowles Rice as a member of its Dean’s Circle, of which the firm has been a member since 1995.
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David DeJarnett, a Bowles Rice partner in the firm’s Martinsburg office, was recently elected vice chairman of the board of directors of City Hospital Foundation and Jefferson Health Care Foundations.
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Bowles Rice will open two new offices in 2012, in Canonsburg, PA and Moundsville, WV. To read more,
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Bowles Rice has made a $500,000 gift to the West Virginia University College of Law to help fund a major renovation project. To read more,
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Ten Bowles Rice attorneys have been named
Best Lawyers’ 2012 “Lawyers of the Year.” To read more,
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The Best Lawyers in America® . To read more,
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Bowles Rice attorneys Timothy C. Wills and Fred E. “Bo” Fugazzi, Jr. have been listed among 2011 Kentucky Super Lawyers. Both are partners in the firm’s Lexington, Kentucky office. To read more,
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19 Bowles Rice attorneys have been selected for inclusion on the West Virginia Super Lawyers 2011 list. To read more,
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The Milken Institute’s 2011 Best Performing Cities Index ranks Morgantown, West Virginia third among small metro cities. Charleston, West Virginia and Lexington, Kentucky each placed in the top 50 of Milken’s list of top large metro areas. To read more,
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Attorney James V. Kelsh has joined Bowles Rice to practice in the areas of public utilities, regulatory and administrative law and government relations. To read more,
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