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Erin Taylor has joined Womble Bond Dickinson’s Charlotte office as of counsel in the Firm’s Business Litigation Group.

Erin brings significant experience advising clients on matters relating to white-collar defense, internal investigations, and regulatory enforcement. Prior to joining the Firm, Erin practiced in federal court as an Assistant Federal Defender for the Western District of North Carolina where she represented clients under federal investigation and charged with federal crimes.

Epiq, a global technology-enabled leader to the legal industry and corporations, announced today the latest Epiq Service Cloud AI solutions and AI-enabled analytics applications and dashboards built on Microsoft Azure.

I’m reaching out to let you know that Womble Bond Dickinson has added Richard R. Cameron as a partner in Washington, D.C. in the firm’s Communications, Technology and Media team. A trusted advisor in the broadband, communications, and technology sectors, Richard brings extensive experience in regulation, competition, universal service, regulatory compliance, satellite market access, and spectrum licensing matters, as well as in the rules governing federal grant awards and other financial assistance programs.

Richard began his career at the Federal Communications Commission, gaining experience in telecommunications and media regulation as legal counsel to two bureau chiefs and as federal staff chair of the Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service. He later served as a compliance officer at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration and as in-house counsel at a domestic telecommunications carrier. Immediately prior to joining Womble, he was the principal of an independent legal practice for over a decade.

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Reaching out to let you know that Womble Bond Dickinson has announced the further expansion of its Government Contracts and Cross-Border Trade practice with the addition of partners Robert Broadbent and Cherylyn Harley LeBon in the firm’s Charlottesville and Tysons, Virginia, offices, respectively. Broadbent represents clients in international trade and national security matters and government investigations in the commercial and defense sectors. LeBon focuses her practice on government contracts and corporate matters, including regulatory compliance.

Robert joins from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and Cherylyn joins from Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig.

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