WB Mills, PLLC, Adds Rob Ghio As Of Counsel
WB Mills, PLLC, has added Rob S. Ghio as Of Counsel, to the Dallas-based IP law firm.
With his addition to the firm, WB Mills expands its trademark, copyright and business litigation practice to include employment and immigration law.
In a release, the firm said Ghio has 23 years of experience representing businesses and employees with matters involving discrimination, trade secrets, noncompetition agreements, severance agreements, unfair labor practices, wage and hour claims, and immigration. He also counsels employers on employment and immigration compliance issues and with day-to-day advice on hiring, discipline, management and termination of employees, as well as provides in-house training on matters such as litigation avoidance and management practices.
Ghio has represented multinational corporations, Fortune 500 companies and high-ranking executives. He previously practiced at large national law firms in Dallas and was a partner and head of the labor and employment practice at the Dallas office of one national firm.
“We are very pleased to add Rob as Of Counsel for our firm. We often receive requests from our clients for help with complex employment-related matters and by adding Rob, we are better able to address this need,” said Wendy B. Mills, Attorney and Manager of WB Mills, PLLC. “Rob is known not only for his prowess in the courtroom, but also for providing each client, whether it is a small sole proprietorship or a larger corporation, with personal attention to the client’s concerns. This approach matches the approach that WB Mills, PLLC fosters and as such, Rob will be an extraordinary asset in further serving our clients.”
A 1993 graduate of Stanford Law School, where Ghio served as Editor of the Stanford Law Review and Articles Editor for the Stanford Law and Policy Review. He is a frequent speaker and writer on immigration and employment topics and has published work in the National Law Journal, Texas Lawyer and the Dallas Business Journal. Ghio received his bachelor’s degree in History at California State University, Stanislaus, where he graduated summa cum laude.
