Niles, Barton & Wilmer, LLP has named Diane E. DiBlasio, Esq. and Michele F. Hayes, Esq. as partners effective January 1, 2022. “We are proud to welcome Diane and Michele as our two new partners," said Niles Barton’s Managing Partner Craig D. Roswell. “They represent the exciting future and growth of the firm, and I congratulate and thank them for all that they have done and will continue to do for the firm and our clients."
As one of the oldest law firms in Baltimore, Niles Barton is proud to partner with another Baltimore institution, The B&O Railroad Museum. Niles Barton is a proud sponsor of the HO Scale model…
Congratulations to Matthew L. Kimball for being named Lambda Alpha International Baltimore 2021 Member of the Year. Matt concluded his term as President of the LAI Baltimore Chapter at the Annual…
Jeffrey Wothers, Michele Hayes, and Diane E. DiBlasio were at Lloyd's of London in November meeting with clients for the first time since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. While in London they…
The Maryland Securities Division is proposing a rule to require investment adviser representatives to satisfy annual continuing education requirements. Investment advisory firms registered to conduct…
Niles Barton was a proud sponsor of the Local Government Insurance Trust's 2021 Annual Meeting in Annapolis. Diane DiBlasio, Michele F. Hayes, and Jeffrey A. Wothers greeted guests at the Niles…
Today concluded the Law Firm Alliance 2021 Virtual Summit. It also concluded our Managing Partner, Craig Roswell’s, term as Chair. Elected in 2019, Craig has led the strategic alliance of more than…
Michele Hayes was a presenter at the 2021 DRI Annual Meeting. Michele co-presented “Virtual Mediation 101: Navigating the Best Practices of Mediation in the Remote World”. Michele also taught a DRI…
Congratulations to Michele Hayes for being re-appointed as DRI’s Young Lawyers’ Executive Committee, Social Media Chair for 2021-2022. This will be her second year as chair of the committee. DRI is…
In May of 2019, long before anyone knew what a coronavirus was, the Maryland General Assembly had already signed Senate Bill 678, which would take effect on October 1, 2020 and permanently authorize…
