Announcements

Government Contracting – NW Aerospace News

Howard Roth, partner in our Seattle office, spoke with Denise Ryser, Executive Director for the Pacific Northwest Defense Coalition Fund, regarding how increasing regulations, such as the Buy American Act, are impacting government contractors and their cost of doing business. Read more in the latest issue of Northwest Aerospace News Magazine here (p. Read More…

In Memoriam – Thomas E. Abernathy

The firm is saddened to announce the passing of Tom Abernathy, longtime partner, leader, mentor, and friend of Smith Currie. A giant in construction law and federal government contracting, Tom was a true gentlemen, possessing a remarkable combination of talents and skills in the law, topped by kindness and grace. Read More…

Smith Currie and Oles Morrison Combine Creating Construction and Government Contract Law Powerhouse

ATLANTA – June 9, 2023 – Smith, Currie & Hancock LLP and Oles Morrison Rinker & Baker LLP, two of the nation’s leading construction and federal government contract law firms, have announced their combination.  The union of the firms will further cement the current positions individually held by Smith Currie and Oles Morrison as top nationally-ranked construction and government contract law firms. Read More…

Smith Currie Remains in Top Chambers Firm and Attorney Rankings for 2023

Smith Currie offices and attorneys continue to be ranked nationally for construction law in 2023 by the prestigious Chambers USA. Special congratulations to the 14 individual attorneys of our firm who received nods. Our Florida office is definitely getting noticed. We are especially pleased with the addition of  Joseph Young to the 2023 list of “Up and Comers,” joining colleagues Christopher Horton and Eugene Polyak.  Read More…

ENR February 6/13, 2023

What are the risks and operational considerations for contractors entering a new market? Shana Rothman explores the complex answer to this hot topic in her editorial published in ENR’s Spotlight on ABA Forum on Construction Law, February 6/13 edition here. Read More…