James Mick Kessel was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest court in the Country. It has ultimate appellate jurisdiction over all state and federal courts. Mr. Kessel was sworn in before Chief Justice John G….
James Mick Kessel was featured in the Member Spotlight section of the Henrico Bar News.
Congressman J. Randy Forbes congratulates Marks & Harrison on its 100th anniversary.
Marks & Harrison employees made donations to help deserving families this holiday season. Employees who took part in the Firm wide fundraiser made donations every other Friday for the opportunity to enjoy a casual dress day. Funds raised by employees at each of our nine locations were used to help…
Marks & Harrison is pleased to announce that James Mick Kessel was named to the 2011 Virginia Legal Elite in Civil Litigation by Virginia Business Magazine.
WRIR 97.2 interviewed Joanna L. Suyes on FLSA requirements for paying tipped employees.
Joanna L. Suyes was named to the Board of Directors of the Virginia Poverty Law Center. The Virginia Poverty Law Center is a non-profit organization that provides advocacy, training, and litigation support on civil justice issues that affect low-income Virginians.
Elliott Robinson of The Hopewell News covers Marks & Harrison: 100 years in the Tri-Cities.
James M. Kessel received AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings. AV Preeminent is the highest rating a lawyer can receive from Martindale-Hubbell and is a testament to the lawyer’s professional excellence.
James M. Kessel served as a judge of the National Moot Court Competition. Since 1950, the New York City bar and the American College of Trial Lawyers have sponsored this national competition. 150 law schools compete in the regional rounds throughout the U.S., and the winners advance to the final…
