Drummond Woodsum is pleased to announce that Steven M. Whitley has joined our growing Municipal Law practice and will be based in Manchester, New Hampshire. Steven has exclusively represented New Hampshire municipalities since 2011. His practice focuses on advising cities and towns on a ...
Drummond Woodsum is pleased to announce that Leah Rachin has joined the firm as a shareholder based in Portland, Maine. Leah is an experienced attorney in the areas of municipal, land use and employment law. She has served as the town attorney for numerous towns and cities as well as ...
Drummond Woodsum, a leading law firm based in Portland, Maine, announced a $50,000 multi-year gift to the University of Maine Law School and the Wabanaki Center at the University of Maine, Orono, designed to increase awareness of careers in the law among Native Americans in Maine.
Ed Woodsum passed away on January 5, 2020. Predictably, his was a quiet passing subject to his wishes that no formal services follow. This firm that he founded will honor all of his wishes, but Drummond Woodsum pauses to make note of his singular career and, more importantly, the nature of the man who brought this firm to life. Ed was the last of our founder/name partners to pass, and it is now appropriate to reflect on him and the roots he put down.
Drummond Woodsum, a leading northern New England law firm, is pleased to announce that it has promoted four of its associate attorneys to shareholders of the firm. Lisa R. Magnacca, Allen L. Kropp and Reid Hayton-Hull based in the Portland, Maine office, and Christina Simpson de Reyes who practices in the firm’s Manchester, NH office are now among the owners of the firm.
