On The Move: Energy Infrastructure Pro Joins Moore & Van Allen, Adams & Reese Changes Atlanta Leadership
Epstein Becker Green, FisherBroyles and Maynard Nexsen also made additions in the past week.
January 10, 2025 at 02:47 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Energy infrastructure lawyer Mark Tibberts joined Moore & Van Allen in New York and Charlotte.
- Amy Hanna Keeney was named partner in charge of Adams and Reese’s Atlanta office.
- Epstein Becker & Green added a former federal prosecutor to its health care litigation practice.
Veteran energy infrastructure lawyer Mark Tibberts cited Moore & Van Allen’s “elite” financial services team’s ability to charge lower rates than “Wall Street firms” in response to why he moved after a decade with Baker & McKenzie in New York.
Tibberts joined Moore & Van Allen’s financial services group in Charlotte, North Carolina, with a practice that focuses on the development, financing, sale and acquisition of energy and infrastructure projects, according to the firm.
He moved to Moore & Van Allen after a 35-year career that included a decade with Baker & McKenzie and a total of 25 years with Norton Rose Fulbright and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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