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    • August 2021

    RSHC Featured in Chambers D&I North America Report 2021

    As a named Chambers D&I Awards finalist and noted as “a true diversity and inclusion pioneer for the profession,” RSHC is honored to contribute a Case Study to the tenth annual Chambers Diversity & Inclusion North America Report 2021. This best practice guide features innovative and supportive initiatives that further racial inclusion in the workplace, demonstrate measurable progress, and broaden the cultural shift.
    Full story: RSHC Featured in Chambers D&I North America Report 2021
    • August 2021

    RSHC is Proud to Sponsor the Annual Chicago Conference on Futures and Derivatives

    While the economy recovers from the pandemic, regulators in the futures and derivatives industry continue to move forward with significant regulatory and enforcement efforts. Regulators and leading industry professionals will provide guidance and insight regarding current and anticipated issues impacting participants in the futures and derivatives industry. Attorneys who attend can earn two hours of CLE in Illinois and California, free of charge.
    Full story: RSHC is Proud to Sponsor the Annual Chicago Conference on Futures and Derivatives
    • August 2021

    Ariel Wilson and Greg Curtner Named 2021 Michigan Super Lawyers

    We are pleased to announce that RSHC attorney Ariel Wilson has been selected as a 2021 Michigan Rising Star in General Litigation for 3 consecutive years, and Partner Greg Curtner has been selected as a 2021 Michigan Super Lawyer in Antitrust Litigation for 16 consecutive years.
    Full story: Ariel Wilson and Greg Curtner Named 2021 Michigan Super Lawyers
    • August 2021

    Noted Litigator Keyonn Pope Joins RSHC

    Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP (RSHC) welcomes new partner Keyonn Pope to the firm’s intellectual property and litigation practices. Pope, who was recently recognized by Bloomberg Law as one of 40 outstanding young attorneys nationwide, is a tech-savvy litigator relied upon by clients to represent their brands in bet-the-company patent and trademark litigation and other complex and high-stakes commercial disputes. He has tried patent cases in many hotbed jurisdictions including E.D. Va., E.D. Texas, Delaware, and N.D. Cal.
    Full story: Noted Litigator Keyonn Pope Joins RSHC
    • July 2021

    Patricia Brown Holmes Speaking on ABA Panel About What Comes Next, Post-Pandemic

    RSHC Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes will be a panelist on the July 29, 2021 ABA Profile of the Legal Profession: Returning to the Law Office … Or Not webinar. After 16 months of the COVID-19 pandemic, a distinguished panel will discuss what comes next, post-pandemic – how to decide, new rules, changes in expectations, and the effect on recruiting.
    Full story: Patricia Brown Holmes Speaking on ABA Panel About What Comes Next, Post-Pandemic
    • July 2021

    Meghan McMeel, Steve Hankins, Jeff Williams, and Bruce Wagman Named 2021 Northern California Super Lawyers

    RSHC congratulates San Francisco Partner Meghan McMeel on her selection as a 2021 Northern California Rising Star, and Partners Steve Hankins, Jeff Williams, and Of Counsel Bruce Wagman on their selection as 2021 Northern California Super Lawyers. Super Lawyers and Rising Stars are highly regarded by their peers for professional achievement and excellence in the practice of law. Super Lawyers represent five percent of the attorneys in the state, and Rising Stars represent 2.5 percent of the attorneys in the state.
    Full story: Meghan McMeel, Steve Hankins, Jeff Williams, and Bruce Wagman Named 2021 Northern California Super Lawyers
    • June 2021

    For RSHC associate Ariel Schepers Wilson, parenthood influences her world view both as a lawyer and a member of the larger community.

    For RSHC associate Ariel Schepers Wilson, parenthood influences her world view both as a lawyer and a member of the larger community.
    Full story: For RSHC associate Ariel Schepers Wilson, parenthood influences her world view both as a lawyer and a member of the larger community.
    • May 2021

    RSHC associate Jennifer Steeve reflects on how being a parent has given her perspective, patience, and resilience.

    RSHC associate Jennifer Steeve reflects on how being a parent has given her perspective, patience, and resilience.
    Full story: RSHC associate Jennifer Steeve reflects on how being a parent has given her perspective, patience, and resilience.
    • May 2021

    RSHC Ranked as a Leading Firm by Chambers USA

    RSHC has been listed in the Chambers USA 2021 directory of leading lawyers and firms across the nation. The directory points to our Government Enforcement, Investigations & White Collar Criminal Defense practice as a ‘Band 2’ provider, among the highest-ranked in the country.
    Full story: RSHC Ranked as a Leading Firm by Chambers USA
    • May 2021

    Patricia Brown Homes Shares What Law Firm Leaders Learned During the Pandemic

    RSHC Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes answers five questions about lessons learned during the pandemic.
    Full story: Patricia Brown Homes Shares What Law Firm Leaders Learned During the Pandemic
    • May 2021

    Bruce Wagman and Latham Team Up To Expand Pet Telemedicine

    RSHC’s Bruce Wagman partnered with an elite team from Latham & Watkins, representing the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and other plaintiffs in a groundbreaking lawsuit seeking to permanently remove restrictions on California pet owners’ and veterinarians’ First Amendment rights to use pet telemedicine. This important case asserts that the California state veterinary board limits on telemedicine are unconstitutional and violate the First Amendment.
    Full story: Bruce Wagman and Latham Team Up To Expand Pet Telemedicine
    • April 2021

    Brenna Woodley Co-Authors Trade Secrets Chapter of IICLE Intellectual Property Handbook

    Brenna Woodley co-authored Trade Secret Remedies and the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine, which appears in the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education’s 2021 Edition of Intellectual Property Law. The IICLE provides continuing legal education for Illinois attorneys. Brenna’s piece, published on April 20, 2021, discusses the latest developments regarding remedies in cases involving trade secret misappropriation and related claims under state and federal law, including claims under the Illinois Trade Secrets Act and federal Defend Trade Secrets Act.
    Full story: Brenna Woodley Co-Authors Trade Secrets Chapter of IICLE Intellectual Property Handbook
    • April 2021

    RSHC legal admin Zeb Hill dedicates her time and expertise to those in need.

    RSHC legal admin Zeb Hill dedicates her time and expertise to those in need.
    Full story: RSHC legal admin Zeb Hill dedicates her time and expertise to those in need.
    • April 2021

    RSHC legal admin Adilene Ortiz is busy making a difference with several charitable organizations.

    RSHC legal admin Adilene Ortiz is busy making a difference with several charitable organizations.
    Full story: RSHC legal admin Adilene Ortiz is busy making a difference with several charitable organizations.
    • April 2021

    RSHC Paralegal Mark Mioni contributes to the pipeline of diverse legal professionals who will make a difference.

    RSHC Paralegal Mark Mioni contributes to the pipeline of diverse legal professionals who will make a difference.
    Full story: RSHC Paralegal Mark Mioni contributes to the pipeline of diverse legal professionals who will make a difference.
    • April 2021

    RSHC administrative professional Diane Gordon makes a difference fostering rescued dachshunds.

    RSHC administrative professional Diane Gordon makes a difference fostering rescued dachshunds.
    Full story: RSHC administrative professional Diane Gordon makes a difference fostering rescued dachshunds.
    • April 2021

    From serving our country to country life on the ranch, RSHC paralegal Mike Beers makes a difference on the daily.

    From serving our country to country life on the ranch, RSHC paralegal Mike Beers makes a difference on the daily.
    Full story: From serving our country to country life on the ranch, RSHC paralegal Mike Beers makes a difference on the daily.
    • April 2021

    RSHC Is A Finalist for Chambers Outstanding Firm for D&I Award

    Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila has been recognized by Chambers as “a true diversity and inclusion pioneer for the legal profession.” RSHC has been shortlisted as one of 12 U.S. finalists for the Chambers D&I North America 2021 “Outstanding Firm for Furthering Diversity and Inclusion” award, which aims to recognize a firm that is demonstrating broadly measurable impact in advocating for and implementing an inclusive work environment with originality and deep commitment. The winner will be announced at a June 17 award ceremony.
    Full story: RSHC Is A Finalist for Chambers Outstanding Firm for D&I Award
    • April 2021

    Bruce Wagman and Erin Gasparka Secure Victory for Wild Horses

    Bruce Wagman and Erin Gasparka represented Return to Freedom in efforts to stop inhumane and illegal surgeries being performed by the federal government on wild horses. In response to the lawsuit, the Bureau of Land Management has agreed not to begin the controversial and dangerous sterilization surgeries.
    Full story: Bruce Wagman and Erin Gasparka Secure Victory for Wild Horses
    • April 2021

    RSHC Partner Greg Curtner examines NCAA case in ALM's Litigation Daily

    Greg Curtner provided commentary on recent arguments in the Supreme Court case that will decide the future of amateurism in college athletics. In his piece "Amateurism Is Not a Horizontal Price Fix," Curtner unpacks what took place during the March 31 arguments, noting that the discussion included a "jumble of half-baked antitrust concepts, polemics rather than facts, and lack of focus on the legitimate issues before the Court."
    Full story: RSHC Partner Greg Curtner examines NCAA case in ALM's Litigation Daily
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