Dick Verville and Harold Damelin Retire from Powers
Attorneys Dick Verville and Harold Damelin retired from Powers on December 31, 2019 after long and successful careers practicing law in the nation’s capital.
Powers Principal Barbara Williams to Present at 340B Coalition Winter Conference
Powers Principal Barbara Williams will present at the 340B Coalition Winter Conference in San Diego in a session titled, “Understanding Medicare Provider-Based Rules and Implications for 340B Child Site Registration.”
Powers Principal Bill von Oehsen to Present at 340B Coalition Winter Conference
Powers Principal Bill von Oehsen will present at the 340B Coalition Winter Conference in San Diego in a session titled, “Navigating HRSA Audits and Taking Corrective Action.
Powers Attorneys Dan Brozovic and Katherine Demedis to Present at NASFAA Leadership Conference
Powers attorneys Dan Brozovic and Katherine Demedis will present at the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) Annual Leadership & Legislative Conference & Expo on February 4.
Recent Promotion of Powers Attorneys Strengthens Growing Education Practice
The education practice at Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville recently elevated Dan Brozovic to Principal – the third elevation during the past two years – thereby further extending the deep bench of legal talent within the practice.
Powers Associate Dan Brozovic Promoted to Principal
Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville is pleased to announce that Dan Brozovic has been promoted to Principal, effective January 1, 2020.
Powers 2019 Year in Review
Over the years, Powers has grown to be a leading legal voice in Washington—from our founding as a healthcare law firm in 1983 to our expansion to education law, tribal law, government relations, and nonprofit law. In 2019, we continued to grow our team and expand our capabilities to offer the best to our clients. As we kick off 2020, we reflect on some of the highlights of 2019 and the many accomplishments that made this past year successful.
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Department of Education’s Accreditation Rule Seeks to Eliminate Distinction Between Regional and National Accrediting Agencies
By Katherine Demedis
Institutional accrediting agencies in the United States have long been divided into national and regional agencies, with the seven regional accrediting agencies operating in distinct geographic regions in the country. However, the Department of Education’s new accreditation rule implements several changes intended to eliminate the distinction between regional and national accrediting agencies.
Kathleen Hatfield Joins Powers Government Relations Practice
Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville, PC, a nationally-recognized law firm with practices in the areas of healthcare, education, legislative and regulatory affairs, Indian tribal governments and nonprofit organizations, is pleased to announce that Kathleen Hatfield has joined the firm as Counsel in the government relations practice.