Advertisement

Header Utility Menu

  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Events

LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram Get Our App

  • Login

Virginia Business

Mobile Menu

  • Issues
  • Industries
    • Banking/Finances
    • Business Law
    • Commercial Real Estate
    • Economic Development
    • Education
    • Energy/Green
    • Federal Contracting
    • Government
    • Healthcare
    • Hotels/Tourism
    • Insurance
    • Ports/Trade
    • Small Business
    • Technology
    • Transportation
  • Regions
    • Central Virginia
    • Eastern Virginia
    • Northern Virginia
    • Roanoke/New River Valley
    • Shenandoah Valley
    • Southern Virginia
    • Southwest Virginia
  • Reports
    • Best Places to Work
    • Business Person of the Year
    • CEO Pay
    • Coronavirus 2020
    • Generous Virginians Project
    • Legal Elite
    • Most Influential Virginians
    • Maritime Guide
    • Site Locator
    • The Big Book
    • Virginia CFO Awards
  • Company News
    • For the Record
    • People
  • Opinion
  • Lists
  • Awards/Events
    • Diversity Leadership Series
    • Vote Now for Women in Leadership
    • Virginia 500
    • Legal Elite
    • CFO Awards
    • Big Book of Lists
    • 100 People To Meet
    • Best Places To Work
  • Virginia 500
    • Read the issue
    • Order a copy
    • Buy an award plaque
    • Nominate execs for 2021

Advertisement

Header Primary Menu

  • virginiabusiness.com
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

Home News Reports Legal Elite 2020 Legal Elite — Legislative/Regulatory/Administrative Profile

2020 Legal Elite — Legislative/Regulatory/Administrative Profile

Daniel C. Summerlin III, Woods Rogers PLC,  Richmond, Roanoke

Published November 30, 2020 by Virginia Business

Daniel C. Summerlin III
Daniel C. Summerlin III

Title: President, principal
Other legal specialties: Employment law
Birthplace: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Education: Bachelor’s degree, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; law degree, William & Mary
Spouse: Laura Summerlin
Children: Taylor, 20; Cabell, 20; Callie, 19; Tye, 18; Caroline, 17; and Lane, 15
First job as a lawyer: Woods Rogers PLC — I never left!
Fan of: UNC Tar Heels; Washington Football Team; Roush Fenway Racing
Recently read book: “Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood,” by Trevor Noah; “The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief,” by Francis Collins; and “The Brothers of Auschwitz,” by Malka Adler
Hobbies or pastimes: Swimming, traveling, banjo
Favorite vacation spot: Topsail Island, North Carolina
Career mentors: Paul Thomson, Bill Poff, Linwood Wells
How do you divide your responsibilities as an attorney and serving as president/principal of your firm?
It is a balancing act that is constantly evolving depending on what is happening at the firm or with clients. It is also an opportunity to put into practice what I am often counseling clients to do.
What are some of the challenges associated with transferring brownfield redevelopments?
Evaluating, quantifying and bracketing the risk so that all parties are comfortable enough to complete the deal.

See more from our 2020 Legal Elite package:

  • 2020 Legal Elite — Legislative/Regulatory/Administrative list
  • The 21st edition of the Virginia Business Legal Elite

 

Subscribe to Virginia Business.

Get our daily e-newsletter.

Related Stories

No related posts.

Trending

Finance/Insurance: STEPHAN Q. CASSADAY

Finance/Insurance: PAUL B. MANNING

Federal Contractors/Technology: JASON PROVIDAKES

Education: ANNE M. KRESS

Artemis I to launch with help from Va. contractors

Sponsored Stories

Why is my Less Than Truckload (LTL) freight pricing going up and my service level going down?  

Beyond Juneteenth – How Capital One is Commemorating and Implementing Change

How We Help Your Business Operate Better

Before the Breach: Get Serious About Cyber Resilience

Professionals are Discovering What it Means to Live Uniquely in the Alleghany Highlands of Virginia

Riverside Logistics Celebrates 25th Anniversary!

Girls for a Change Empowers Black Youth for the Future Workforce

The Jackson Ward Collective is equipping Black-owned small businesses with the tools for success

Advertisement

Advertisement

Trending

Finance/Insurance: STEPHAN Q. CASSADAY

Finance/Insurance: PAUL B. MANNING

Federal Contractors/Technology: JASON PROVIDAKES

Education: ANNE M. KRESS

Artemis I to launch with help from Va. contractors

Sponsored Stories

Why is my Less Than Truckload (LTL) freight pricing going up and my service level going down?  

Beyond Juneteenth – How Capital One is Commemorating and Implementing Change

How We Help Your Business Operate Better

Before the Breach: Get Serious About Cyber Resilience

Professionals are Discovering What it Means to Live Uniquely in the Alleghany Highlands of Virginia

Riverside Logistics Celebrates 25th Anniversary!

Girls for a Change Empowers Black Youth for the Future Workforce

The Jackson Ward Collective is equipping Black-owned small businesses with the tools for success

Get Virginia Business directly on your tablet or in your mailbox!

Subscribe to Virginia Business

Advertisement

Advertisement

Footer Primary Menu

  • virginiabusiness.com
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

Footer Secondary Menu

  • Industries
  • Regions
  • Reports
  • Company News
  • Events

Sign Up For Our Newsletter

Sign Up

LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram Get Our App

Privacy Policy Cookie Policy

Footer Utility Menu

Copyright © 2023 Virginia Business. All rights reserved.

Site Maintained by TechArk