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July 19, 2024

Five Barclay Damon Attorneys Named to Daily Record and Rochester Business Journal 2024 Power Lists for Law

Five Barclay Damon attorneys have been named to the Daily Record and Rochester Business Journal’s 2024 Power Lists for Law. The lists recognize the region’s power players in the legal industry. The article announcing this year’s power players stated, “The people on these lists help make sure the legal needs of Rochester’s companies and residents are met, and they have helped their own organizations and their clients navigate unprecedented changes in recent years. They are working to push the Rochester legal community forward during a time of uncertainty, and we are excited to see what they are able to accomplish going forward.”

The following attorneys are included in the 2024 Power Lists for Law:

Power 50 Law List
Mark Whitford – Partner and managing director of Barclay Damon’s Rochester office 

Labor & Employment Law Power List
Scott Rogoff – Partner and Hotels, Hospitality & Food Service Team leader

Litigation Power List
Tony Piazza – Partner, Insurance Coverage & Regulation Practice Area co-chair, and Insurance & Reinsurance Team co-leader

Tax Law Power List
Nick Scarfone – Partner and Tax Practice Area co-chair 

Trusts and Estates Power List
Karen Schaefer – Partner and Trusts & Estates Practice Area co-chair 

The power players selected were profiled in a special section in print and online in both publications. Subscriptions may be required.
 

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