Kelley Drye Attorneys Named in Best Lawyers 2015 Robert Bickford, Kathleen Cannon, James Carr, Carolyn Caufield, Michael Coursey, Robert Crotty, David Frulla, David Hartquist, William Heck, Douglass Hochstetler, Paul Keenan, Henry Kelly, Laurence Lasoff, William MacLeod, Christina Mason, Gonzalo Mon, Sarah Roller, Dana Rosenfeld, Paul Rosenthal, Frederic Rubinstein, Julian Solotorovsky, Christie Thompson, John Villafranco, Allan Weiner, John Wittenborn August 18, 2014 Twenty-five Kelley Drye attorneys, in 24 practice areas, have been listed in the 2015 edition of Best Lawyers. This highly respected referral guide is based on annual peer-review surveys. The attorneys chosen for their outstanding reputations and excellence in legal work are Robert D. Bickford, Jr. – Real Estate Law Kathleen W. Cannon – International Trade and Finance Law James S. Carr – Bankruptcy and Creditor-Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law, Litigation - Bankruptcy Carolyn R. Caufield – Trusts and Estates, Litigation - Trusts & Estates Michael J. Coursey – International Trade and Finance Law Robert E. Crotty – Litigation - Trusts & Estates David E. Frulla – Government Relations Practice David A. Hartquist – International Trade and Finance Law William C. Heck – Litigation - Trusts & Estates Douglass C. Hochstetler – Patent Law Paul A. Keenan - Real Estate Law Henry T. Kelly - Communications Law Laurence J. Lasoff - International Trade and Finance Law William C. MacLeod – Advertising Law, Antitrust Law, Litigation - Antitrust Christina M. Mason - Trusts and Estates Gonzalo E. Mon - Advertising Law Sarah Roller - FDA Law Dana B. Rosenfeld - Advertising Law Paul C. Rosenthal - International Trade and Finance Law Frederic A. Rubinstein* – Corporate Law Julian Solotorovsky – Criminal Defense: White-Collar, Product Liability Litigation Christie Grymes Thompson - Advertising Law John E. Villafranco – Advertising Law Allan J. Weiner – Real Estate Law John L. Wittenborn – Environmental Law, Litigation - Environmental * Best Lawyer for over 20 years Related Practices Related Content