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Alston & Bird
About Alston & Bird
At Alston & Bird, a leading international firm, our people trust the people they work for, take pride in what they do, enjoy the people they work with and serve the communities in which they live. Our workplace culture has been praised as one of the most open and receptive in the United States, not only among law firms, but also among all businesses. Alston & Bird has been ranked by Great Place to Work as a "100 Best Companies to Work For" for 27 consecutive years. We have offices in Atlanta, Brussels, Century City, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, London, Los Angeles, New York, Raleigh, San Francisco, Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C.
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Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird is sponsoring the Women, Influence & Power in Law Conference 2026 for the 14th consecutive year.
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Research & Knowledge
Alston & Bird's False Claims Act Team examines what the Eleventh Circuit decision means for FCA defendants.
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Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird announced that Dorian Simmons will moderate the program on September 30, hosted by IAPP as part of its KnowledgeNet meeting series on designing effective dispute resolution for technology and data disputes.
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Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird partner Kerri-Ann Griggs is speaking on the Significant Changes in Immigration Law You Should Know About panel at the 2026 Take Charge! Conference hosted by the State Bar of Georgia in Atlanta on September 17-18.
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Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird senior associate Megan Ault is chairing the ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources Fall Conference and hosting the ABA SEER Pre-Conference Social Hour on September 23 at the Los Angeles office.
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Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird announced that Stephen Ornstein will speak at the SFA 2026 RMBS Symposium on the panel Rethinking Mortgage Disclosures: TRID 5.0 and the Path Forward on September 15.
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Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird associate Alyse Horan received the Cornell Law School First Amendment Clinic Jackson Distinguished Alumni Award.
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People
Alston & Bird welcomed Stan Kostov to the New York office.
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Research & Knowledge
Alston & Bird's Investment Funds Group examines what the CFTC's proposed amendments could mean for commodity fund advisers, including changes to registration relief, eligibility, and compliance obligations.
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Research & Knowledge
Alston & Bird co-authored an advisory discussing the SEC's proposed Regulation Crypto Assets and its implications for issuers, trading platforms, advisers, and investors.
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People
Alston & Bird antitrust attorneys Adam Biegel, Alex Brown, Andrew Hatchett, Matthew Kent, Bryan Lutz, John Snyder, Andy Tuck, Valarie Williams, Karla Doe, and Graham Gardner have earned leadership positions in the ABA Antitrust Section.
Reported by William Hao
Research & Knowledge
Alston & Bird examined the D.C. Circuit’s decision upholding the designation of PFOA and PFOS as CERCLA hazardous substances, focusing on liability, reporting, and compliance considerations.
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Research & Knowledge
Alston & Bird published a take on what it means regarding the Seventh Circuit weighing in on Jarkesy and handing the FDIC a win.
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Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird recognized Richard Hays for his impact and the strength of the firm he helped build.
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People
Alston & Bird employee Richard Hays was under the leadership of Bill Jordan.
Reported by Terance Gonsalves
Presence & Recognition
Alston & Bird recognized Richard Hays for his impact and the strength of the firm he helped build.
Reported by Alexis Gilman