Brenna Woodley’s broad and diverse volunteer efforts shape her approach as an advocate.

RSHC associate Ivan Settimba honors Hon. Ann Claire Williams (Ret.), a judge who has impacted his career in innumerable ways.

Attorney Bruce Wagman will present on the Wild and Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act and on cases involving the Act. Bruce will go over the statutory language, discuss the interpretation of the law by the courts and the government in the last two decades, and provide his thoughts on the current state of the law in this area.

RSHC is honored to be named by BTI Consulting Group as one of the top law firms that provided outstanding client service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The BTI list recognized law firms that distinguished themselves by eliminating red tape and quickly moving to answer client questions with detailed, pointed advice.

In "Education or Exploitation? Fair or Foul? The NCAA Plays in a Different Court — the Supreme Court," Greg Curtner answers key questions on the legal arguments in Alston.

RSHC attorney Bruce Wagman will be a panelist at the Tennessee Bar Association (TBA)’s From Cruelty to Compassion: Animal Rescue and Animal Law webinar. Topics covered will be a case study involving the discovery and rescue of neglected animals, many in need of immediate medical care, and the corresponding and complex legal consequences of these efforts.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Judith Meyer made a difference to Andrew Emilio Calderon, a new attorney at RSHC.

RSHC associate Erin Gasparka is making a difference in the lives of Chicago students.

RSHC attorney Bruce Wagman will be presenting at the California Animal Law Symposium 2021. At the Symposium, “Exotic Animals: Understanding the Issues and Using Litigation and Legislation to Combat Abuse,” Bruce will discuss the use of exotic animals in entertainment. Other panels will address the overfishing of sharks and rays, ending exotic animal ownership, and the “Tiger King” tragedy.

RSHC Partner Dave Resincoff will moderate the March 18 “Prosecutorial Perspectives on Recent Settlements, OIG’s Guidance, and Enforcement Priorities for 2021” session at the American Conference Institute (ACI) Special Briefing, Fraud & Abuse in the Sales and Marketing of Drugs & Medical Devices. A panel of top federal healthcare fraud prosecutors will discuss the state of industry compliance, DOJ interpretation of the OIG’s Special Fraud Alert and its impact on future enforcement, industry practices under scrutiny, and potential shifts in priorities under the Biden administration.

As #WHM continues, Ruth Krugly reflects on the inspirational leadership provided by Crystal Eastman, co-founder of the ACLU.

In an opinion piece for The Hill, Greg Curtner; James Heckman, Nobel Prize-Winning Economist and University of Chicago Professor; and Colleen Loughlin, PhD economist and Executive Vice President at Compass Lexecon, make a research-based argument for preserving the amateur system.

The Illinois Judges Association (IJA) and the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism (2Civility) are launching a three-part educational series, “Building Confidence in Our Legal System,” aimed at addressing racial disparities and other equity issues in Illinois’ legal system. RSHC Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes will lead the March 11 session, “Civil Procedures.”

Proud recipient of the inaugural RSHC pro bono award, Allison Siebeneck reflects on her most recent (of many!) pro bono achievements.

RSHC's Rachel Sifuentes shares how she makes a difference both in her pro bono work and in the community.

As we conclude our Black History Month observance, we celebrate the one, the only, Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes, indubitably an RSHC Black Lawyer Making a Difference.

RSHC partner Joshua Lee reflects on his dedication to pro bono initiatives throughout his career in Black Lawyers Make a Difference.

In honor of Black History Month, the RSHC family came together for a happy hour, sporting HBCU, Black History Month, and black-owned business gear and shared some of their favorite black-owned businesses.

In our continuing series of Black Lawyers Make a Difference, we proudly announce RSHC attorneys Nathan Howze, Simone Randolph, and Raymond Rushing for their selection to the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD).

Nick Kahlon will present to the Association of Corporate Counsel on “Trade Secrets: Navigating The Wild, Wild West of Protection, Enforcement, and Damages.” The presentation will include an in depth discussion of successful tactics in trade secrets litigation, damages theories, and complementary tools for effective dispute resolution.