People in the News—Jan. 6, 2022—Saxton & Stump
Saxton & Stump announced that four attorneys have been named equity shareholders, effective Jan. 1. Attorney and lobbyist Kathy Pape, attorney Jeffrey Bright, and attorney Louis Fiorilla have been promoted. Beth Palmer is also joining the firm as a new equity shareholder in the firm's Charleston, SC office, which operates under the name Spitz & Neville.
January 06, 2022 at 11:00 AM
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(L-R)Kathy Pape, Jeffrey Bright, Louis Fiorella and Beth Palmer with Saxton & Stump. Courtesy photos
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Saxton & Stump announced that four attorneys have been named equity shareholders, effective Jan. 1.
Attorney and Pennsylvania lobbyist Kathy Pape, attorney Jeffrey Bright, and attorney Louis Fiorilla have been promoted. Beth Palmer is also joining the firm as a new equity shareholder in the firm's Charleston, South Carolina, office, which operates under the name Spitz & Neville.
Pape joined the firm in January 2021 and was recently named co-chair of the environmental, workplace safety and utilities team. She leverages her experience gained as a CEO of the largest operating unit of a national utility to provide sound business solutions and effective advocacy for her clients.
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