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Chalmers & Adams and Political.Law Merge

Chalmers & Adams, LLC and political.law PLLC have merged Dan Backer Merger Joins Two Top-Tier Law Firms Offering Litigation and Political Law Services The combination of our two firms will allow us to expand the scope of the litigation and political law solutions and expertise that we are able to offer to our clients.” Douglas Chalmers, Jr.WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, April 26, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Chalmers & Adams LLC is pleased to announce that it has merged with political.law PLLC, a Virginia-based law firm founded by renowned lawyer Dan Backer. The merged firm, which will retain the name Chalmers & Adams LLC, is one of the nation’s leading boutique law firms focused on litigation and political law services.

Lord Judd dies at 86: Tributes paid to 'a champion of the Lake District'

Frank Judd, Lord Judd of Portsea, in the garden at his home in Thackthwaite, near Lorton, Cockermouth; Monday 21st June 2010: PAUL JOHNSON 50007138T000.JPG. FORMER Cumbrian MP Sir Tony Cunningham has paid a warm tribute to his friend, the former minister and Labour peer Frank Judd. Lord Judd, who lived in the Lorton Valley, was a former director of Oxfam and had an abiding and lifelong interest in international development. He was also a keen supporter of Friends of the Lake District. He served as the group’s president between 2005 and 2012. Speaking this week, Sir Tony recalled how he had been a young man working in Africa with Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO) when he first met Lord Judd, at that time the organisation’s leader. “He was an inspiration to a lot of people,” said Sir Tony.

Lord Judd: A champion of the Lake District

Frank Judd, Lord Judd of Portsea, in the garden at his home in Thackthwaite, near Lorton, Cockermouth; Monday 21st June 2010: PAUL JOHNSON 50007138T000.JPG. FORMER Cumbrian MP Sir Tony Cunningham has paid a warm tribute to his friend, the former minister and Labour peer Frank Judd. Lord Judd, who lived in the Lorton Valley, was a former director of Oxfam and had an abiding and lifelong interest in international development. He was also a keen supporter of Friends of the Lake District. He served as the group’s president between 2005 and 2012. Speaking this week, Sir Tony recalled how he had been a young man working in Africa with Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO) when he first met Lord Judd, at that time the organisation’s leader. “He was an inspiration to a lot of people,” said Sir Tony.

Wild campers condemned for leaving a trail of trash at Thirlmere