2012 Summer Class Notes William & Mary Law School Class of ...

2012 Summer Class NotesWilliam & Mary Law SchoolClass of 1966Stanley G. Barr, Jr., JD ’66 (Butch) has been named among the Legal Elite for CivilLitigation in the Virginia Business Magazine. Butch is with the law firm of Kaufman &Canoles PC in Norfolk, Virginia.Class of 1969Hal J. Bonney Jr., JD ’69 passed away on January 22, 2012. He taught at Norview HighSchool, was Headmaster of Douglas MacArthur Academy and taught classes for the Universityof Virginia, the College of William and Mary and Regent University School of Law. He was aJudge of the United States Bankruptcy Court for twenty-five years and served as President ofthe National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges. Since retiring, Judge Bonney was active in thefilm industry and was a member of the American Film Institute, the British Film Institute andthe American Cinematheque.Class of 1971Nicholas J. DeRoma, JD ’71 has been appointed to the Board of Directors of DialogicIncorporated. Dialogic, Inc. is a leading provider of communication technologies.Class of 1972Bruce R. Harris, JD ’72 passed away on February 21, 2012. He was 66 years old. After lawschool he worked for the Interior Department as a lawyer with the board of land appeals. In1998, he was named a judge and oversaw cases involving the use of public lands. Heeventually served as deputy chief administrative judge.Thomas S. Shadrick JD ’72 has been named among the Legal Elite’s in the Virginia BusinessMagazine. Tom is with The McCammon Group in Virginia Beach, Virginia.Class of 1973John A. McKinney Jr., JD ’73 was the inaugural recipient of the National Environmental LawMoot Court Competition (NELMCC) Distinguished Contributor Award. The award ispresented to an individual who has exhibited their support through the dedication of time,energy and financial resources to the NELMCC, the preeminent environmental law moot courtcompetition in the United States. John is a member of Wolff & Sampson PC and represents

clients facing serious environmental and occupational safety and health issues. Earlier in hiscareer he served as in-house counsel. John also is an adjunct professor at Seton Hall LawSchool where he teaches New Jersey Environmental Law and is a founding member of theJustice Stewart G. Pollock Environmental American Inn of Court.1974Anita O. Poston, JD ’74 is among the Legal Elite in the Virginia Business Magazine inLegislative, Regulatory, and Administrative Law. Anita is a partner with the law firm ofVandeventer Black LLP in Norfolk, Virginia.Class of 1975Oscar L. Gilbert, JD ’75 was featured in Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s survey of “Million DollarSettlements of 2011”. He represented the plaintiff who was injured in a head-on collision witha truck. Special damages included $225,000 in medical expenses and more than $1.6 million onlost wages, both present and future.James Ashford Metcalfe, JD ’75 retired from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, E.D. Va., in 2010.He recently taught trial practice as an adjunct professor at Regent University Law School.Class of 1977Reynold Stelloh III, JD ’77 is currently the President and CEO of PhaseOne Communications,Inc. in Los Angeles, California.Class of 1979Robert W. Wooldridge Jr., JD ’79 has been recognized a Legal Elite in the Virginia BusinessMagazine in alternative dispute resolution. Bob is with The McCammon Group in Fairfax anda senior lecturer at George Mason University.Class of 1980Neil V. Birkhoff, JD ’80 was recognized as a Super Lawyer in the July issue of Virginia SuperLawyers. Neil works at Woods Rogers PLC in its tax department.Ann Kiley Crenshaw, JD ’80 is listed among the Legal Elite in the Virginia BusinessMagazine for Real Estate and Land Use Law. Ann is a partner with the law firm of Kaufman &Canoles PC in Virginia Beach, Virginia.Lee E. Osborne, JD ’80 was recognized as a Super Lawyer in the July issue of

Virginia Super Lawyers. He works at Woods Rogers PLC in the estate planning and probatedepartment.Class of 1981Robert B. Delano JD ’81 (Chip) has been named among the Legal Elite in the VirginiaBusiness Magazine. Chip is with the law firm of Sands Anderson PC in Richmond, Virginia.Stephen M. Griffith, Jr., JD ’81 was recently named “Leader in their Field” in Real Estate inthe Chambers USA’s 2012 edition. Stephen is a partner with the law firm of Taft Stettinius &Hollister LLP in Cincinnati, Ohio.Gregory J. Haley, JD ’81 a partner with Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore, Roanoke, Virginia,was been named a Virginia Super Lawyer for 2012 in Business Litigation. The list recognizesno more than the top 5 percent of Virginia lawyers in 70 practice areas, as nominated by theirpeers.Lorraine Nordlund, JD ’81 has declared interest in a seat on the Virginia Court of Appeals.She currently serves as a Fairfax Circuit Judge. The General Assembly will name a successor toJudge James Haley who will be retiring later this year.Class of 1982Randolph D. Frostick JD ’82, with the law firm of Vanderpool, Frostick, & Nishanian PC inManassas, Virginia, has been chosen among the Legal Elite in Civil Litigation by the VirginiaBusiness Magazine.Meade A. Spotts, JD ’82 is among the Legal Elite for Legislative, Regulatory, andAdministrative Law as noted in the Virginia Business Magazine. Meade is the president of thelaw firm of Spotts Fain LLC in Richmond, Virginia.Class of 1983Darius A. Arbabi, JD ’83 of Boston passed away on January 18, 2012 after a yearlong illness.He was 52 years old. Darius practiced law in Metrowest Boston.Arthur E. Gary, JD ’83 began a position as General Counsel for the Justice ManagementDivision at the U.S. Department of Justice.Daniel R. Lahne JD ’83 has been elected to the Second Judicial District of the General DistrictCourt.

Michael E. McGinty JD ’83 has been promoted to Circuit Court in the Ninth Judicial Circuit.George C. Vitelli, JD ’85 passed away on April 29 th . He worked at the Washington law firmof Steptoe & Johnson and at a private firm in Hartford, Connecticut before joining the JusticeDepartment in 1997.Thomas L. Hanley, JD ’85 has joined the Stradley Ronon’s Washington Law Office. Tomrepresents public and private companies in a variety of industries including informationtechnology, life sciences, consulting, transportation, telecommunications andmedia/entertainment. Prior to his move, Tom was an attorney at the SEC’s Division ofCorporation Finance. He is an author and frequent speaker.Class of 1985Michael J. Baader JD ’85, partner in charge of the Baltimore office of Venable LLP, has beennamed chair of the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore’s board of directors. He has beenactive in the Baltimore business community for 25 years and served as chair of the corporatetransactions group at Venable for seven years.Timothy G. Clancy JD ’85 has been chosen by Virginia Business magazine as a Legal Elite inthe area of Criminal Law. Tim is with the law firm of Moschel, Clancy & Walter, PLLC, inHampton, Virginia.Michael P. Dougherty JD ’85 has joined the intellectual property practice of King & Spaldingas a partner in the New York office. Dougherty has more than 20 years' experience litigatingpatent cases before federal district courts throughout the United States and before the ITC. Hispractice will focus on litigation involving Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDAs) to theU.S. Food and Drug Administration and pharmaceutical litigation related to the Hatch-WaxmanAct. His clients in those areas have included Merck & Co., Hoffmann-La Roche, ScheringCorporation and A.H. Robins Co.Thomas L. Hanley, JD ’85 former co-chair of SNR Denton’s securities and public companiespractice group, has joined Stradley Ronon’s Washington office. Hanley represents public andprivate companies in a variety of industries including information technology, life sciences,consulting, transportation, telecommunications and media/entertainment. He advises clients oncapital-raising transactions, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, SECcompliance and corporate litigation.William H. Shewmake JD ’85 has been chosen by Virginia Business magazine as a Legal Elitein the area of alternative dispute resolution. Will is a partner with LeClair Ryan in Richmond,Virginia.

Class of 1987Nicholas C. Conte, JD ’87 was recognized as a Super Lawyer in the July issue of VirginiaSuper Lawyers. Nicholas works at Woods Rogers PLC in the business/corporate department.Virginia K. Fogg, JD ’87 was awarded with Reunion Distinguished Alumna Award on April14 at her 25 th Reunion. Ginny is General Counsel for Norfolk Southern Corporation in Norfolk,Va. The award is one of two honors given each spring by the Association to recognizeoutstanding alumni of classes celebrating their tenth and twenty-fifth graduations from lawschool. Reunion classes nominated class members for the honors and the Association Boardmade the final selection of awardees. Dean Davison M. Douglas presented the award to Ginnyduring Alumni Weekend's Reunion Dinner held at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg.Robert J. Hicks, JD ’87 was named a “Top Ranked” attorney and “Leader in Their Field” byChambers USA in its 2012 edition. Robert is with the firm of Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP inIndianapolis, Indiana.Cynthia Hudson, JD ’87, City Attorney for Hampton Virginia, has been chosen as one of the“Influential Women of Virginia” by Virginia Lawyers Media. She is the only honoree selectedfrom Hampton. The program recognizes outstanding efforts of women in Virginia in all fields,including law, business, health care, education and the arts. Cynthia has served as the city ofHampton’s deputy city attorney for 10 years.Class of 1988L. Lee Byrd, JD ’88 was elected President of Sands Anderson PC. He previously served as thechair of the business and professional litigation practice and as a member of the firm’s board ofdirectors. He has been a shareholder of the firm since 1998 and a member of the board since2007. His practice involves a variety of business litigation relating to contracts, commercialleases, easements, insurance coverage and legal malpractice.William Preston Henderson, JD ’88 (Billy) died on April 13 th of complicationsfrom a stroke. Billy was 52 lived in Los Angeles, California. While attending LawSchool, Billy was the third year representative for the Student Council and was alsothe leading member of The Black American Law School Association. Aftercompleting law school, Billy moved to California where he worked for severalyears with the Shutt Law Firm and was presently working as a ManagementAnalyst for the City of Los Angeles.David H. Sump, JD ’88 has been promoted to partner at Troutman Sanders LLC, Norfolk,Virginia. David focuses his practice on Maritime Law and Government Contracts.

David E. Watson, JD ’88 has been appointed to the Race Track Leasing Commission as arepresentative for the 22 nd District Agricultural Association in San Diego Fair Board. His is apartner at Duane Morris LLP.Class of 1990Robert M. McDowell, (Rob) JD ’90 is the Commissioner for the Federal CommunicationCommission and recently attended an awards gathering where Glenn Close received theNational Association of Broadcasters' "Service to America Leadership Award". Rob and hiswife Jennifer took the opportunity to be photographed with Glenn Close , BA ’74.Class of 1991Monica Taylor Monday, JD ’91 a partner with Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore, Roanoke,Virginia, has been named a Virginia Super Lawyer for 2012 in Appellate. The list recognizesno more than the top 5 percent of Virginia lawyers in 70 practice areas, as nominated by theirpeers.Jeffrey M. Schlerf, JD ’91 has been selected in the 2012Chambers USA Guide as a leader inhis field. Fox Rothschild LLP announced that he has attained the distinguished “Leaders inLaw” ranking in the category of Bankruptcy/Restructuring. Chambers identifies and ranks theworld’s best lawyers for those that perform best according to the criteria, such as technicalknowledge, business acumen, prompt delivery, value for money.Cressondra C. Willis (Sandy) JD ’92 has been elected the Ninth Judicial District, Juvenile &Domestic Relations Court.Class of 1993Bryan A. Bonner, JD ’93 is the Senior Counsel for Field Operations for the TSA-Office of theChief Counsel.Christopher K. Barry-Smith, JD ’93 was appointed by Attorney General Coakley as DeputyAttorney General. As Deputy Attorney General, he will be responsible for supervising theBusiness and Labor and Public Protection and Advocacy Bureaus. He has served as the Chiefof the Public Protection and Advocacy Bureau, Consumer Protection Division Chief, and as anAssistant Attorney General in the Consumer Protection Division. As part of his duties, he hasled the efforts to address the mortgage foreclosure crisis, false claims and other important publicprotection issues in the Commonwealth.

Wade A. Bowie, JD ’93 has been elected to the Ninth Judicial District of Juvenile & DomesticRelations Court.Class of 1994Rachel L Kirsh, JD ’94 has been named Chief Risk & Compliance Officer of Oliver WymanGroup in Cleveland, Ohio. Previously Rachel served as Global Head of Human CapitalOperations for Oliver Wyman since 2002. Rachel has completed eight marathons, includingBoston, New York, Chicago, and Cleveland.Class of 1995Marybeth Dingledy, JD ’95 has become Snohomish County's newest face on the SuperiorCourt bench. Marybeth was appointed by Governor Chris Gregoire and will fill the seat held byretiring Judge Ronald Castleberry.Class of 1997Bradley W. Finch, JD ’97 has been elected to the Twenty-seventh Judicial District of Juvenile& Domestic Relations Court.Timothy P. Morrison, JD ’97 was named a partner of Whiteman Osterman & Hanna LLP. Heis a member of the Firm’s Business, Corporate and Commercial, Estate Planning anAdministration, Public and Private Finance and Real Estate practice groups. His practicefocuses on providing comprehensive legal advice to businesses, financial institutions and notfor-profitorganizations, with respect to corporate, real estate, financing and wealth transfer andpreservation transactions. He is a member of the Board and served as President of the LegalAid Society of Northeastern New York, and is the Co-Founder of the Thomas Patrick MorrisonFoundation.Daniel C. Summerlin, III, JD ’97 was recognized as a Rising Star in the July issue of VirginiaSuper Lawyers. Daniel works at Woods Rogers PLC in the civil litigation defense department.He was also chosen as a Legal Elite in the Virginia Business Magazine.Ky Tran-Trong, JD ’97 is working as Senior Regulatory Counsel at Visa, Inc. His practiceareas include banking, bankruptcy and consumer securities.Class of 1998Kyle Jones, JD ’98 was reappointed by Governor Rick Perry to the Texas Interagency Councilfor Genetic Services. The council evaluates the need for human genetic services in the stateand promotes a common statewide database to study human genetic disorders. Kyle is an

attorney for Arnold and Placek P.C. in Round Rock, Texas and former assistant attorneygeneral of Texas.Edmund J. Haughey JD ’98 a partner with the law firm of Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper &Scinto was awarded the IAM 250: The World’s Leading Patent Litigators 2011. Mr. Haughey'spractice covers the full spectrum of intellectual property law, with a particular emphasis onpatent and trademark litigation.Class of 1999Kellam T. Parks JD ’99 has opened his own law practice - Law Office of Kellam T. Parks,PLLC in Virginia Beach, VA.Class of 2001Adam Casagrande, JD ’01 has been chosen as a Legal Elite for Civil Litigation by TheVirginia Business Magazine. Adam is with the law firm of Williams Mullen in Norfolk,Virginia.Dustin H. DeVore JD ’01 has been chosen as a Legal Elite for attorneys under the age of 40 byVirginia Business Magazine. Dustin is with the Law Firm of Kaufman & Canoles PCWilliamsburg.Daniel P. Graham, JD ’01 - Wiley Rein Government Contracts partner Daniel P. Graham hasbeen named a "Rising Star" by Law360, as a result of having built a career "representingcontractors launching and defending challenges over government work worth millions." Thehonor goes to attorneys under the age of 40 whose accomplishments "belie their age." Inaddition to Mr. Graham, Insurance partner Gary P. Seligman was also named a Law360 "RisingStar" in 2012.Jessica Morrison, JD ’01 is returning to prosecuting as an Assistant Commonwealth’sAttorney for Louisa, Virginia.Class of 2002Lacrecia G. Cade, JD ’02 is the recipient of the Louisiana Diversity Council’s 2012Multicultural Leadership Award. Lacrecia is with the law firm of Taylor English Duma LLP.On Friday, March 23, at the First Annual Louisiana Diversity & Leadership Conference, Cadewas awarded and recognized for her tireless efforts and achievements as the founding presidentof the Louisiana Association of Black Women Attorneys.

“Lacrecia is an excellent role model not only in our office, but in the community as a whole.We are so proud to have her on the Taylor English team,” stated Ilene W. Berman, Chair ofTaylor English’s Employment, Labor & Immigration Group.Melissa A. Conner JD ’02 and Ian R. Conner JD ’03 are proud parents for the third time.William Robert Conner “Will” was born on May 9, 2012 and weighs 8 lbs. 1 oz.Cressondra B. Conyers, JD ’92 has been elected for a seat in the Ninth judicial District forJuvenile & Domestic Relations Court.Kelly A. Kosek, JD ’02 has joined the partnership of Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP in Cleveland,OH. Kelly has been listed in the 2010, 2011 & 2012 editions of "Ohio Rising Stars" by OhioSuper Lawyers.Courtney M. Malveaux ’02 was honored at his 10th Reunion with the Distinguished AlumnusAward on April 14. Courtney was appointed in 2010 by Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell asCommissioner of the Department of Labor and Industry for the Commonwealth. He servedpreviously as an Assistant Attorney General and as Deputy Counsel to the Attorney General ofVirginia.The award is one of two honors given each spring by the Association to recognize outstandingalumni of classes celebrating their tenth and twenty-fifth graduations from law school. Reunionclasses nominated class members for the honors and the Association Board made the finalselection of awardees. Dean Davison M. Douglas presented the award to Courtney duringAlumni Weekend's Reunion Dinner held at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg.Michael E. Lacy, JD ’02 has been selected as one of Richmond’s 2011 Legal Elite (YoungLawyers under 40) by Virginia Business magazine. Michael has recently been promoted topartner at Troutman Sanders in Richmond, Virginia. He joined the firm in 2004 and is amember of the financial services litigation and securities litigation practice groups. His practicefocuses on representing financial institutions and corporate clients in complex litigation mattersin state and federal courts. He also has experience representing public utilities in regulatorymatters as well as representing local government officials in criminal and civil matters.Saundra Mastro Jack, JD ’02 welcomed Aidan Grant Jack to her family on January 29, 2012.Aidan joins a big brother, Finn, who turned three in December.Jennifer Thibodeau, JD, ’02 was awarded the 2011 Lawrence W. Schneider Award bySecretary Ray LaHood and General Counsel Robert Rivkin of the U.S. Department ofTransportation. The award is given annually to the outstanding U.S. Department ofTransportation attorney who has been at the bar less than ten years.

Stephen and Jennifer Thibodeau, JD, ’02 welcomed Elizabeth Catriona Thibodeau to theirfamily. Elizabeth was born March 14, 2012.Class of 2003Paul A. Ainsworth, JD ’03 joined Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C. in WashingtonDC as Of Counsel in the Litigation Practice Group. He concentrates his practice in the area ofpatent litigation and has represented clients in patent cases in federal courts and before theUnited States International Trade Commission in the pharmaceutical, consumer products,electronics, and e-commerce industries. He has experience representing clients in thepharmaceutical industry in litigation arising under the Hatch-Waxman Act. After law school,Ainsworth served as a law clerk for the Honorable Sue L. Robinson, United States DistrictJudge, District of Delaware. Prior to joining the firm, he was a senior associate in theWashington DC office of Covington & Burlington LLP. In 2011, the National LGBT BarAssociation named Ainsworth one of the “Best LGBT Lawyers Under 40” in recognition of hisaccomplishments and achievements on behalf of a number of civil rights organizations.Class of 2004Anne E. Domozick, JD ’04 has been elected partner of Williams Mullen. She is based in theirVirginia Beach office and assists privately and publicly-held companies in corporate matters,federal and state securities law compliance, executive compensation issues, and mergers andacquisitions. She also has significant experience in private equity and venture capitalinvestment transactions. She has assisted clients in a wide range of business matters, includingthe formation of corporations, limited liability companies and partnerships, corporategovernance issues and the reorganization or sale of businesses.Amanda L. Wait JD ’04 has been named partner at the law firm of Hunton & Williams in theirWashington, D.C. office. Amanda focuses her practice on antitrust and trade regulation with anemphasis on antitrust litigation, merger review, and compliance counseling.Spencer M. Wiegard, JD ’04 partner with Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore in Roanoke, Virginiahas been named a 2012 Virginia Super Lawyer Rising Star in Construction Litigation. The listrecognizes Virginia’s top attorneys under the age of 40, or those who have been practicing lessthan 10 years, and they are nominated by their peers.Class of 2005Christopher David Burch JD ’05 (Chris) passed away in his sleep on June 18,2012. Chris interned at the White House and also had worked as a fellow for theCalifornia State Legislature. He worked most recently for the Institute forPhysical Science and for the past three years has served on the team for the

Department of Defense, Office of the General Counsel.Class of 2006Lauren D. Eade, JD ’06 moved to California where she is an associate at Venable LLP in LosAngeles. Her practice focuses on regulatory and policy matters in a broad range of industries aswell as commercial litigation matters. She has experience in international trade issues andfrequently represents clients before the Federal Maritime Commission.Class of 2007Robert P. Beaman III, JD ’07 has been selected as one of Virginia Beach, Virginia’s, 2011Legal Elite (Young Lawyers under 40) by Virginia Business magazine. Robert is with the lawfirm of Troutman Sanders in Virginia Beach, Virginia.Stephen A. Cobb, JD ’07 has been promoted to partner in the firm of Odin Feldman &Pittleman in Fairfax, Virginia. Stephen has been involved with Virginia poliitics for severalyears and was recently selected to serve as the Deputy General Counsel of the Democratic Partyof Virginia.Carolyn C. Fiddler, JD ’07 is leaving the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee for anew position with the American Federation of Teachers. Carolyn will be Assistant Director forCommunications and Strategic Response.Nora Garcia Nickel JD ’07 has been selected as one of Richmond’s 2011 Legal Elite (YoungLawyers under 40) by Virginia Business magazine. Nora is with the law firm of TroutmanSanders in Richmond, Virginia.Courtney Svajian, JD ’07 is President of Courtroom View Network, a division of CourtroomConnect, which provides legal news and information to attorneys, legal professionals, industryanalysts, and educational institutions. CVN is available on the web, video, mobile, andinteractive DVD platforms. CVN cameras webcast from courtrooms around the country and thenetwork provides free news products, unique training products, video libraries and livewebcasts.Class of 2008Chrisi Ann Cassel JD ’08 has been chosen as a Legal Elite for lawyers under the age of 40 inthe Virginia Business Magazine. Christi is with the law firm of Waldo & Lyle PC in Norfolk,Virginia.

Sarah Holmes Cohn JD ’08 has been chosen as a Legal Elite for lawyers under the age of 40in the Virginia Business Magazine. Sarah is with the law firm of McGuire Woods LLP inMcLean, Virginia.Emily Eineman, JD ’08 is now the Senior Attorney in the Office of General Counsel at theFlorida Department of Economic Opportunity in Tallahassee, Florida.Joy A. Thompson, JD ’08 has been chosen to receive the Doris S. Hoffman Outstanding NewLawyer Award from the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York (WBASNY). Joywas nominated by the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association where she has served as theRecording Secretary for the organization. The award is given to a WBASNY member who hasbeen a member of the bar for not more than five years, and who has made outstandingachievements within the profession, outstanding contributions within the WBASNY member’scommunity, or both. The award will be presented at the WBASNY convention this spring.Class of 2009Allison E. Barger, JD ’09 and Seth M. Eddy, JD ’09 were married on June 16, 2012 inVirginia Beach, VA. Allison is with the law firm of Bonney, Allenberg & O'Reilly, P.C. andSeth is with Hampton Roads Legal Services, both in Virginia Beach.Ji Yeh Kim, JD’09 was married on June 23, 2012 to Albert Dongjin Shin. They are bothassociates at the Manhattan law firm of White & Case in New York.Daniel Zoller, JD ’09 was recently appointed Professor at Universidad EAFIT in Columbia.He will be teaching English for executives, International Business and Commercial Diplomacy.Class of 2010Katie Baker, JD ’10 is doing research for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committeein Washington, D.C.Aubrey H. Brown III, JD ’10 is an attorney at Parker, Pollard, Wilton & Peaden where heworks with the litigation, business and real estate sections. He was formerly a judicial law clerkin the Circuit Court of Virginia Beach.Rebecca Hampton, JD ’10 is now with the Army JAGC at Ft. Eustis.Sarah R. Jinkerson, JD ’10 became an associate at Jarrell, Hicks & Waldman, P.C. inSpotslyvania, VA. Her practice areas include family law, civil litigation and traffic defense.

Meezan Qayumi, JD ’10 is engaged to be married to Zainab Burhanpurwala in September.Wedding SiteJames Wright Noel, JD ’10 and Lindsey Amore Frantz were married on April 28, 2012.Lindsey received her Master’s in Elementary Education from the College of William and Maryin 2010 and is currently teaching 6th grade English and History. James is working at the Officeof the Attorney General in Richmond, Virginia.John Torcivia, JD ’10 is now a Regulatory Counsel at the FDA.Christina Payne-Tsoupros, JD ’10 is an associate at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius inWashington, DC in the employee benefits and executive compensation practice group.Previously, Christina clerked in Richmond, Virginia.Brock L. Smith JD ’10 married Nicole Lee McCord on April 28, 2012 at Pipin Hill Farm andVineyard in Charlottesville, Virginia.Class of 2011Melissa M. Gutridge, JD’11is an associate with the law firm of Bartlett & Spirn, PLC, inWilliamsburg, Virginia.Emily S. Hunt, JD ’11 is the Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Danvillewhere she focuses on family and domestic prosecution.Veda Lewis Igbinedion, JD ’11 was promoted from Lieutenant to Captain in the Army JAGCorp in Oakland, California.Lauren T. Andrews, JD ’11 is a law clerk for the Henrico Circuit Court in Virginia.Brian P. Spindler, JD ’11 is a Virginia State Magistrate in Hopewell, Virginia.