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… about FERC enforcement cases and policy statements. He has been honored as a leading lawyer by Chambers USA, Chambers Global, The Legal 500 United States and The Best Lawyers in America. “These outstanding lawyers excel at helping clients navigate regulatory hurdles and litigation challenges and advance projects that are reshaping the energy industry,” said Brian Kelly, co-leader of McGuireWoods’ energy industry team. “This recognition is a well-deserved tribute to their skill and …

… and Eric Snyder earned individual rankings for their litigation prowess. McCool was ranked in Litigation: Trial Lawyers and Snyder was ranked in Corporate Crimes & Investigations (Latin America - International Counsel).

… state regulatory agencies.Mullins was recognized for his work in energy regulation. The managing partner of McGuireWoods’ Washington, D.C., office and leader of its energy enforcement practice, Mullins has more than three decades of experience in litigation and enforcement of energy matters. He represents clients in litigation and enforcement and compliance matters involving the FERC, NERC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.“This recognition is a tribute to outstanding lawyers who excel at …

… have distinguished themselves with their skill and commitment to excellent client service and they will make important contributions to McGuireWoods’ continued success.”

McGuireWoods’ pro bono fight to obtain justice for a woman who endured 10 years of forced servitude as a child at the hands of a religious cult was featured in a Nov. 26 story by a news service that feeds regional law publications across the country. BridgeTower Media Newswires — which publishes Virginia Lawyers Weekly and North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, among other legal periodicals — wrote about efforts by McGuireWoods associate Betsy Hutson to help Kendra Ross …

… incredible progress, coming out of this cult and facing her perpetrators.” “It is difficult for trafficking survivors to articulate the complexities of fear, dependence, loyalty, and the myriad of other conflicting emotions that influenced them to remain with their traffickers,” Hutson recently wrote in an article for Trafficking Matters, a project of The Human Trafficking Institute. “Working with Kendra, our aim was to have a victim-centered, trauma-informed approach that empowered her, avoided …

… nonprofit organization that assists survivors of labor and sex trafficking in seeking justice. Led by founder and president Martina Vandenberg, the center seeks to hold traffickers accountable and deter exploitation by obtaining criminal convictions, criminal restitution and civil judgments. It also provides legal training for partner organizations and tracks federal criminal and civil cases throughout the country.