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Ballard Spahr LLP is a national law firm offering a full range of legal services across practice areas such as litigation, business and finance, intellectual property, and real estate. It serves corporations, financial institutions, government agencies, and non-profit organizations, delivering advice and representation through attorneys across 15 U.S. offices. Its work model includes remote operations to maintain service levels, and its pricing options typically include hourly billing, fixed fees, and contingency arrangements depending on the matter. The firm distinguishes itself by focusing on providing value to clients, maintaining diversity, and leveraging resources to handle complex matters. Its goal is to deliver high-quality legal guidance and successful outcomes for clients while adapting to client needs and market conditions.
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1,001-5,000
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Headquarters
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Founded
1885
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Ballard Spahr Names Beth Morgan as COO Ballard Spahr named Elizabeth (Beth) Morgan as the firm's Chief Operating Officer (COO).
National law firm hires litigation attorney. July 13, 2026 Ryan Daily has joined Ballard Spahr's Seattle office as a senior litigation associate. He previously practiced at WilmerHale and Sullivan & Cromwell in New York City. Ballard Spahr provides strategic legal services and business solutions of the highest quality, delivered with uncommon efficiency. With more than 750 lawyers in 19 U.S. offices, Ballard Spahr brings industry knowledge augmented by tenacity, initiative, and a drive for results - creating an outsized advantage for clients in litigation, transactions, and regulatory compliance.
Snell & Wilmer welcomes Morgan Hicks to the Denver office. Mar 30, 2026 Denver - Snell & Wilmer is pleased to announce that Morgan Hicks has rejoined the firm's Denver office as an associate in the Commercial Finance Practice Group. Hicks focuses his practice on real estate and commercial finance matters and brings experience representing regional and national banks, private lenders, and commercial borrowers in a wide range of transactions. Prior to rejoining Snell & Wilmer, Hicks was an associate attorney at Ballard Spahr LLP. Hicks has experience across a variety of industries, including multifamily, hospitality, commercial, residential, industrial, health care, and energy. Hicks earned his J.D. from the University of Colorado Law School and his B.A. in Political Science from the University of Colorado. About Snell & Wilmer. Founded in 1938, Snell & Wilmer is a full-service business law firm with more than 500 attorneys practicing in 17 locations throughout the United States and in Mexico, including Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona; Los Angeles, Orange County, Palo Alto and San Diego, California; Denver, Colorado; Washington, D.C.; Boise, Idaho; Las Vegas and Reno-Tahoe, Nevada; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Portland, Oregon; Dallas, Texas; Salt Lake City, Utah; Seattle, Washington; and Los Cabos, Mexico. The firm represents clients ranging from large, publicly traded corporations to small businesses, individuals and entrepreneurs. For more information, visit swlaw.com. Related attorneys. Morgan Hicks Related Services
Ballard Spahr moves to new quarters at 222 Delaware Avenue. * (Special to Delaware Business Now) * Mar 28, 2026 Updated 3 hrs ago * 0 Ballard Spahr this month relocated its Delaware office to newly upgraded space in the PNC Bank Center at 222 Delaware Ave. in downtown Wilmington. The firm had been located on the 900 block of Market Street. As previously announced, the firm leased 11,500 square feet of space. The Delaware Avenue building has been renovated and remains the home of office of banking and financial services company PNC. "Our move within Wilmington to one of the premier office buildings downtown demonstrates the continuing significance of our Delaware practice to the firm's national platform," Ballard Spahr Chairman Peter MIchaud said. "Many of the nation's largest, most pivotal corporate and bankruptcy cases play out in Delaware, and our new space - featuring advanced technology - complements the sophistication of our lawyers and their advocacy on behalf of clients with matters in Delaware." Ballard Spahr opened its Delaware office in Wilmington in 2002. Its new space is within walking distance of Delaware's state and federal courts, as well as hotels, restaurants, and shops. Litigators in the Delaware office handle major corporate governance, shareholder, bankruptcy, and commercial litigation cases before Delaware state and federal courts. "We're a longstanding presence in Wilmington after nearly 25 years with an office in the nation's corporate capital, and this move reflects our commitment to continued progress and innovation," said Beth Moskow-Schnoll, Delaware office managing partner. "With its business-friendly laws, remarkable density of incorporated companies, and nation-leading business courts, Delaware is an epicenter of corporate commerce and jurisprudence - and a focus for our firm," Beth said. "The Delaware office is a hub for important practices within the firm's national platform, particularly shareholder and corporate governance litigation, commercial litigation, white collar investigations and litigation, and large bankruptcy and restructuring cases..." * indicates required Email Format
BioTech Launchpad helps support emerging biotech businesses. Nick Stuzman has spent 15 years growing a biotech business from the ground up. Stuzman, the co-founder of Hilltop Harvests, has looked at ways to capture the biogases generated from hog barns "and then use that biogas in a meaningful way as a source of energy," he said. "After several iterations, kind of like Thomas Edison, you know he knows 1,000 ways not to make a light bulb, we've done a lot of that." But he found an effective way and now is working on a way to implement it in barns. From his headquarters in Brookings, Matthew Cole is creating new bioproducts that can drive commodity values for farmers and be used in everyday or industrial applications. Cole, a corn and soybean farmer, founded Pioneer Biotech "to really add value to farmers but also as a challenge for me so I can grow my entrepreneurial skills and grow the ag economy in South Dakota," he said. They're two of eight early-stage biotech businesses that have participated in Project Biotech Launchpad, a collaboration between Ballard Spahr LLP and South Dakota Biotech. "The motivation behind starting Project Biotech Launchpad was to form a legal accelerator program for biotech startups," said Kelly Herrmann, an associate attorney at Ballard Spahr. "And the goals were to provide legal support to startups so that they could accelerate their growth and not be burdened by the initial startup costs associated with legal fees." South Dakota Biotech helps with selecting the participants, who then are paired with a Ballard Spahr attorney for mentorship and guidance. The other participants in the most recent cohort were: * InovaSkin, founded by Tugba Ozdemir at South Dakota Mines. It's built around novel peptide research that has the potential to revolutionize the anti-aging skin care market. * Rhenari by Catalystium, founded by Mina Raver of Rapid City. Rhenari is a wellness and productivity solution designed to prevent employee burnout by leveraging behavioral metadata to detect early signs of cognitive drift. Targeting managers in software companies with more than 2,000 employees, Rhenari bridges the gap between mental wellness and performance optimization. "Project Biotech Launchpad has been a tremendous resource for biotech companies," said Joni Ekstrum, executive director of South Dakota Biotech. "It's a perfect example of the collaboration we're able to facilitate between emerging startups and service providers." Ballard Spahr's effort was recognized this fall with the Distinguished Collaborator Award from South Daktota Biotech. Watch for details on applications for the new cohort next year, or submit information for consideration now to [email protected] or [email protected]. To connect with opportunities to grow your biotech business in South Dakota, visit sdbio.org or email [email protected].