Charlotte Business Journal 

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) represented ATCO in a transaction recently honored with the Charlotte Business Journal’s Heavy Hitters Commercial Real Estate Award in the “Top Mixed-Use Development” category, for Camp North End Phase 2.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) was ranked number 34 of 54 largest Charlotte-area-based private companies, ranked by 2023 revenue, among the Charlotte Business Journal’s Charlotte's largest private companies list.

Moore & Van Allen’s (MVA) HR team was recently featured in the Charlotte Business Journal’s Future Workforce in Focus segment for winning the 2024 Best in HR Awards.

Moore & Van Allen PLLC (MVA) is pleased to announce that the firm’s human resources team, led by Chief People Officer Stephanie L. Dixon, has been awarded the Charlotte Business Journal’s 2024 Best in HR Awards, which celebrates excellence in human resources work for local employees.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Co-head of Farm Credit Lending Meredith Reedy was profiled by CBJ for the “Women in Business Awards: Winners talk big wins, hard lessons and more” article published March 15. Every year since 1997, the Charlotte Business Journal has recognized outstanding women who are creating an impact in the region through their work in the public and private sectors.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) was highlighted in the Charlotte Business Journal article titled, “How Moore & Van Allen, McGuireWoods and other Charlotte law firms are using AI to boost efficiency,” which was published on February 2. The article discusses the firm’s growth and how MVA utilizes artificial intelligence.

Moore & Van Allen PLLC (MVA) is pleased to announce that Financial Services Member Meredith French Reedy was selected for the Charlotte Business Journal’s 2024 Women in Business Awards program.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) is pleased to announce it has been ranked #42 by the Charlotte Business Journal in Charlotte’s Largest Private Companies List. The list highlights companies that have made important contributions to the local business landscape.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Financial Services Member Kaitlin Powers was profiled for the Charlotte Business Journal 40 Under 40 award. Kaitlin provides insight on her greatest accomplishments, current volunteer activities, and living in the Charlotte region.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) has ranked top for Charlotte largest law firms and most female attorneys in the recent Charlotte Business Journal article for 2023. MVA, which remains Charlotte’s largest law firm, has the most female attorneys in its local office with 126, including 31 partners.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) has been ranked in the number one spot on the recent Charlotte Business Journal list of largest banking and finance practice groups at Charlotte law firms. The list of the largest banking and finance practice groups at Charlotte-area law firms, were ranked by number of local attorneys in the practice group. To view the full list, click here.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) has been ranked the largest area law firm in the most recent Charlotte Business Journal (CBJ) list, ranked by number of local attorneys, and has been ranked #1 in number of women attorneys in Charlotte. MVA grew the most out of the 26 listed firms with the addition of 29 attorneys in 2021.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) is proud to be ranked at the top of Charlotte Business Journal’s list of Women attorneys at Charlotte's law firms.  The list is ranked by number of local women attorneys with 115 MVA women attorneys. MVA was number one on the list out of 27 Charlotte-area law firms. To view the complete list, please click here.

Moore & Van Allen PLLC (MVA) is pleased to announce that member Amy K. Johnson has been honored among the 2021 class of the Charlotte Business Journal’s “Women in Business Achievement Award.”

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) has ranked top for Charlotte largest law firms and female attorneys in the recent CBJ article titled, “THE LIST: Charlotte's largest law firms — and the practices with most female attorneys.”

Moore & Van Allen PLLC is pleased to announce that the Charlotte Business Journal has recognized Gabriel L. Mathless, an associate on the firm’s Bankruptcy & Financial Restructuring team, among its “40 Under 40” for 2020.

MVA Firm Chairman Tom Mitchell was quoted in the Charlotte Business Journal’s article, “Execs in Charlotte’s legal industry talk importance of diversity, inclusion in the workplace” which was published March 22. Charlotte’s changing corporate landscape has presented challenges and opportunities for the city’s largest law practices, as CBJ writes about in a new special report. But corporate trends have had another impact in the legal profession, pushing strongly for more diversity in the workplace.

Charlotte Real Estate Member Jeff Brown was quoted in the Charlotte Business Journal’s article, “Childress Klein proposes mixed-use development on massive Steele Creek Site.” Childress Klein has filed a rezoning petition for 250 acres of land off West Arrowood Road in the Steele Creek area to build a proposed mixture of development uses, including a distribution center.

Charlotte Litigation Member and Co-Chair of the Diversity Committee Valecia McDowell recently participated in the Charlotte Business Journal’s Diversity and Inclusion panel, “Beyond the Optics”, on March 23.

Moore & Van Allen Firm Chairman Tom Mitchell was featured in the Charlotte Business Journal on March 1. The article discusses Mitchell’s new role as chairman and his plans for the firm’s business development efforts. 

Charlotte Corporate Member Joe Fernandez was featured in the Charlotte Business Journal on January 19. He described how Moore & Van Allen uses the latest legal technology to perform tasks more efficiently and provide better service for clients.

Mark Wilson and Kate Cole were recognized in the Charlotte Business Journal for successful representation.

Todd Taylor was published in the Charlotte Business Journal on May 18.