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HWG counsel Gena Cadieux will be a featured panelist on at the Department of Energy Contractor Attorneys’ Association (DOECCA) Spring Meeting on Thursday, May 2nd.  Ms. Cadieux, a former senior…

Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business recognized two HWG practices and eleven HWG attorneys as leaders in the legal field in the publication’s 2019 edition.  For the eleventh consecutive…

Harris, Wiltshire & Grannis (HWG) is pleased to announce that the firm has again been named to Washingtonian’s 50 Great Places to Work in the magazine’s April 2019 edition.  HWG…

By Scott Blake Harris, John A. Hodges, Sam Walsh, and Stephanie Weiner The California Energy Commission (CEC) has an aggressive program to enforce its energy efficiency requirements.  In 2015, CEC…

The New Yorker quoted HWG counsel John Amaya in an article titled “Kirstjen Nielsen’s Inevitible Resignation from the Department of Homeland Security.”  The article, published in the magazine’s April 9th…

Harris, Wiltshire & Grannis LLP advised The Stagwell Group, a private equity firm that manages investments in new media and digital marketing services, in its acquisition of B2B digital marketer…

HWG Partner Amy Richardson will speak on a panel titled “Ethics Rules and Recent Updates on Informed Consent to Waive Conflicts, Prospective Waivers, Screening Procedures, and Outside Counsel Guidelines” at…

By Scott Blake Harris, John A. Hodges, Sam Walsh, and Stephanie Weiner A federal district court has rejected the Department of Energy’s (DOE) stay of a test procedures rule.[1] If…