People on the Move – Dec. 23
December 23, 2020
People on the Move is a rundown of recent hirings, promotions, appointments and other notable movements by professionals in the state. If you’re interested in submitting an entry, please contact news@delawarebusinesstimes.com. ILC […]
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Elisabeth Bradley, Jaime Chapman, Michael Stafford[/caption]
Elisabeth S. Bradley represents companies, directors, officers and shareholders in corporate litigation matters, primarily in the Delaware Court of Chancery. Elisabeth draws on her broad experience in Delaware corporate law and procedure to develop and execute strategies for her clients in a variety of disputed matters, including, for example, advancement and indemnification demands, books and records demands, corporate and alternative entities governance disputes and post-transaction escrow and indemnification matters.
"Clients and co-counsel rely on Elisabeth's sharp analytical thinking and expansive knowledge of Delaware corporate law to achieve successful outcomes in complex corporate and business litigation," said Martin S. Lessner, Chair of Young Conaway's Corporate Litigation and Counseling section. "Elisabeth is an excellent advocate and an integral member of our team."
Elisabeth is a graduate of New York University School of Law. She earned her undergraduate degree (B.A.) from the University of Delaware, where she graduated magna cum laude and was elected Phi Beta Kappa. Elisabeth is admitted to practice in the State of Delaware. She is a member of the Delaware State and American Bar Associations and a Barrister in the Richard S. Rodney Inn of Court.
Jaime Luton Chapman counsels clients in complex bankruptcy and restructuring matters and has a wide range of experience in Chapter 11 and Chapter 15 proceedings and out-of-court restructurings representing debtors, official and ad hoc committees, foreign representatives, lenders, sponsors, and asset purchasers. She is known for her ability to develop resourceful and practical ways to achieve success for her clients that take into account not just legal issues but also business issues.
"Our clients appreciate Jaime's business acumen as they move through the corporate restructuring process," said Joseph Barry, Co-Chair of Young Conway'sBankruptcy and Corporate Restructuring group. "Her broad knowledge of case law and Delaware Bankruptcy Court judges permit her to quickly and efficiently provide solutions that support a company's strategic goals."
Jaime graduated from the University of North Carolina Law School, with Honors. She also earned her undergraduate degree from the University of North CarolinaKenan-Flagler Business School (B.S.B.A.).
Jaime is admitted to practice in the State of Delaware. She is a member of the Delaware State Bar Association and a member of the bar's Bankruptcy and Litigation Sections. She is also a member of the American Bar Association.
Michael P. Stafford represents public and private schools in a variety of student and employment matters, including special education disputes, student rights and discipline, collective bargaining, and staff termination issues. He works with school administrators to develop or revise policies and procedures and provides school staff development and training on a wide variety of topics.
Mike also counsels employers on a variety of labor and employment law issues. He is known for providing practical solutions to complex workplace problems so clients can remain focused on their strategic objectives.
"Over the years, our clients have appreciated the depth of Mike's labor and employment knowledge in both the public and private sector," said Scott A. Holt. "I am pleased to share that not only will Mike become a partner on January 1, 2021, he will also take over responsibilities from me to Chair Young Conaway'sLabor and Employment Department."
Mike is a graduate of Duke University School of Law (J.D.). He earned his undergraduate degree (B.A.) from Washington College, where he graduated magna cum laude.
Mike is admitted to practice in the State of Delaware. He is a member of the Labor and Employment Section of both the Delaware State and American Bar Associations. He is also a member of the Education Law Association.
Andrew Sabine[/caption]
Andrew Sabine and Kevin Goldner have joined Becker Morgan Group in its civil engineering department as civil designers. The firm's civil engineering department was established in 1993 and has become a pillar of Becker Morgan Group's fully integrated team. New hires Andrew and Kevin will allow Becker Morgan Group to expand its civil engineering capabilities with a continued focus on responsive client service.
Andrew Sabine is a graduate of the University of Delaware (UD), where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering. During his time at UD, he was a member of Delta Tau Delta, where he enjoyed supporting fundraising initiatives for the Wounded Warriors Project. Since joining the firm, Andrew has contributed to several projects, including a future Acute Health Care Facility in Georgetown, Delaware.
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Kevin Goldner[/caption]
Kevin Goldner joins the team with experience as a project engineer. He is a graduate of Valparaiso University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Since joining the firm, Kevin has contributed to several projects, most recently the development of a 300 Acre Solar Project known as the Walther in Harrington, Delaware.
Becker Morgan Group's Civil Engineering department maintains licensure in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina. The department offers full-service civil engineering deliverables, including utility and infrastructure design, site planning, land planning, master planning, and site design. By working in tandem with the client, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders, Becker Morgan Group focuses on the entire solution, leading to exceeding schedule expectations, efficient permitting, and successful projects.
Adriane Gallagher[/caption]
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Gallo Realty is pleased to announce that Lewes Rental Manager, Adriane Gallagher, has been awarded two distinctive honors from the Sussex County Association of REALTORS (SCAOR).
For the 2021 year, Adriane has been named the REALTOR of the Year for Sussex County. Furthermore, Adriane has also been awarded the Alma Ashley Rental Service Award. Given annually by SCAOR, this award commemorates Alma Ashley. Ashley is remembered for her excellence in customer service as one of the first rental agents along the Delaware coast.
“These awards are based on commitment and involvement within the SCAOR Association. The recipient must show leadership, and dedication centered around community service. Adriane has been very involved with the SCAOR community, serving several years on the board of the SCAOR Community Service Foundation, as well as being the current Treasurer of SCAOR,” stated Gallo Realty Vice President, Andrew Ratner.
“In addition to her community dedication, Adriane also played an integral role this year during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. She worked directly with the state government establishing guidelines for the vacation rental business. Adriane's leadership in this capacity enabled the vacation rental business to remain open throughout the summer season. She led a state-wide task force that established best practices for the industry while dealing with the pandemic, and her team's recommendations to the Governor were impactful,” added Ratner. “Adriane is certainly well-deserving of each of these awards, and our entire company thanks her for her dedication to community service.”
