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Moore & Van Allen PLLC
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Moore & Van Allen PLLC is a privately-held, full-service law firm headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, with additional offices in Raleigh, Charleston, and (newly opened) Atlanta. Founded in 1950, the firm has grown to 400+ attorneys and operates as a comprehensive legal platform across more than 60 practice areas spanning corporate transactions, M&A, capital markets, financial services, banking, government contracts, litigation and regulatory disputes, intellectual property, employment and labor, health care, environmental, real estate, tax, and wealth planning.

The firm serves corporate clients, financial institutions, and government contractors, with a noted concentration of specialized regulatory expertise in banking and finance, financial regulation, government contracts (FAR/DFARS), investment management, and structured finance. Chambers & Partners ranked 16 practice groups and 46 firm attorneys in its 2026 directory; Banking & Finance and Financial Regulatory practices also earned Chambers Global 2025 recognition.

Moore & Van Allen generates revenue through professional services fees - typically hourly billing, fixed fees, contingency arrangements, and retainers - delivered via direct attorney-client engagements through its offices. Its go-to-market is the traditional law-firm model: business development, client referrals, lateral attorney hiring, and thought-leadership content. In April 2026 the firm executed its first geographic expansion outside the Carolinas, opening an Atlanta office at 3630 Peachtree in Buckhead, while simultaneously building out the Government Contracts practice via lateral hire.

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Moore & Van Allen is a privately-held, full-service law firm with 400+ attorneys providing corporate, finance, litigation, regulatory, and government contracts counsel to corporate, government contractor, and financial services clients from offices in Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston, and Atlanta.

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full-service legal services, corporate transactional law, litigation and disputes, financial regulatory counsel, mergers and acquisitions
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  • Services-Legal Services8111
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Legal Services (Full-Service Law Firm)
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Moore & Van Allen generates revenue through provision of comprehensive legal services to corporate and individual clients. As a law firm, revenue is derived from hourly billing, fixed fees for specific matters, contingency arrangements, and retainer agreements across practice areas including financial services, litigation, corporate transactions, and regulatory compliance.

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Moore & Van Allen provides comprehensive legal advisory and representation services through more than 60 practice areas spanning corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, banking and financial services regulation, government contracts, intellectual property, employment and labor, litigation and disputes, tax, real estate, and wealth planning. Engagements are delivered by 400+ attorneys across offices in Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston, and Atlanta, billed via hourly, fixed-fee, contingency, or retainer arrangements.

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  • 6,200+ hours of pro bono legal services donated annually
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Moore & Van Allen is a full-service law firm offering comprehensive legal services across multiple practice areas. The firm operates as a unified platform of legal practices rather than a single product, providing integrated counsel in corporate transactions, litigation, finance, intellectual property, and regulatory matters. The firm's services are organized into three broad categories: Corporate, Private Client & Transactional services; Litigation & Global Disputes; and Finance & Investments. Key practice areas include Mergers & Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Financial Services, Government Contracts, Intellectual Property, Privacy & Data Security, Employment & Labor, Health Care, and Real Estate, among many others. The firm serves corporate clients, financial institutions, and individuals across industries with offices in Atlanta, Charleston, Charlotte, and Raleigh.

Product and service19 records
1Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions
CategoryPractice Area — Corporate / M&A
Description

Advisory and transactional legal services covering mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private equity transactions, and corporate governance matters for business corporations, financial institutions, and commercial entities.

2Capital Markets and Securities
CategoryPractice Area — Capital Markets
Description

Securities offerings, IPOs, debt issuances, securities law compliance, SEC reporting, and capital markets transactions for issuers and underwriters.

3Financial Services and Financial Regulatory
CategoryPractice Area — Financial Services
Description

Banking law, lending transactions, financial institution regulation, fintech matters, swaps and derivatives, and financial regulatory advice and response for banks, investment firms, and other financial institutions.

4Government Contracts
CategoryPractice Area — Government Contracts
Description

Federal contracting counsel including bid protests, FAR/DFARS compliance, government contracts M&A, government contracts litigation, and False Claims Act matters for federal contractors and acquirers of government contracting businesses.

5Litigation and Regulatory Disputes
CategoryPractice Area — Litigation
Description

Complex commercial litigation, class actions, white collar defense, government enforcement defense, internal investigations, e-discovery, arbitration, and mediation for corporate clients and individuals across regulated industries.

6Intellectual Property
CategoryPractice Area — Intellectual Property
Description

Patent, trademark, and copyright protection, IP transactions, IP litigation, commercial and technology transactions, and intellectual property strategy.

7Employment & Labor and Employee Benefits
CategoryPractice Area — Employment & Labor
Description

Workforce-related legal counsel including employment litigation, labor relations, benefits and compensation, workplace policies, DEI advice and compliance assessments, and ESOP transactions.

8Health Care
CategoryPractice Area — Health Care
Description

Health care regulatory, transactional, and litigation services for providers, payers, and industry participants navigating federal and state health law.

9Real Estate and Real Estate Finance
CategoryPractice Area — Real Estate
Description

Commercial real estate acquisition, development, financing, leasing, disposition, real estate lending, CMBS, bridge financing, and economic development incentives.

10Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring
CategoryPractice Area — Bankruptcy / Restructuring
Description

Representation in Chapter 11 reorganizations, out-of-court restructurings, distressed asset transactions, and asset-based lending matters.

11Tax, Wealth, Trust & Estate Planning
CategoryPractice Area — Tax / Wealth Planning
Description

Corporate taxation, partnership taxation, international tax, tax controversy, closely held business tax planning, estate planning, trust administration, wealth transfer, family office and private investment, and charitable giving strategies.

12Privacy, Data Security and AI/ Emerging Technologies
CategoryPractice Area — Privacy / Tech
Description

Data protection compliance, breach response, privacy litigation, cybersecurity advisory, and legal counsel on artificial intelligence technologies, regulatory compliance, and emerging technology matters.

13Antitrust
CategoryPractice Area — Antitrust
Description

Competition law advisory including merger review, cartel investigations, and antitrust litigation.

14Energy, Environmental and ESG
CategoryPractice Area — Energy / Environmental
Description

Legal services for energy sector transactions and regulatory compliance, environmental regulation compliance, contaminated property matters, environmental litigation, and environmental, social, and corporate governance advisory.

15Immigration
CategoryPractice Area — Immigration
Description

Business immigration services for corporate clients and individuals, including visa strategy and compliance.

16Public Affairs and Government Relations
CategoryPractice Area — Public Affairs
Description

Government relations, legislative advocacy, communications and media, and public policy advisory services for corporate and industry clients.

17Supply Chain, Transportation & Logistics
CategoryPractice Area — Transportation / Logistics
Description

Transportation industry transactions, logistics contracts, and regulatory compliance for supply chain and logistics sector clients.

18Investment Funds and Private Equity
CategoryPractice Area — Investment Funds
Description

Formation and operation of investment funds, fund finance, direct lending and private capital, private equity fund formation, and investment manager regulation.

19Entertainment Finance
CategoryPractice Area — Entertainment Finance
Description

Finance and transactional counsel for film, television, and entertainment industry investments.

Scale indicator11 records

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Partnership1 partner
1Tara Hopkins (Individual Lateral Hire)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-04-20
Description

Tara Hopkins joined as Member and Head of Government Contracts practice, bringing expertise in government contracts-focused M&A, bid protests, FAR and DFARS compliance, and litigation. Her addition expands the firm's capabilities in advising clients on federal contracting matters, joining a platform that integrates corporate, litigation, labor, and intellectual property practices.

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Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A larger full-service global law firm with similar practice areas spanning corporate, finance, IP, and litigation. A scale-peer with comparable practice breadth but significantly greater geographic and resource depth.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Charlotte-headquartered full-service law firm with strong Carolinas coverage across corporate, litigation, real estate, and regulatory practices. Direct competitor for corporate clients and lateral talent in the Charlotte market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A full-service law firm of comparable size with strong Southeast and Mid-Atlantic presence, including Charlotte and Raleigh offices. Direct competitor for corporate, litigation, and financial services work across the Carolinas.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A larger Atlanta-based international law firm with significant financial services, M&A, and litigation practices. Operates at a higher Am Law tier and represents both a competitor and an aspirational benchmark for MVA's Atlanta expansion.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A major Atlanta-headquartered full-service law firm with strong financial services, healthcare, and litigation practices. A direct Southeast peer that will likely compete head-on with MVA's new Atlanta office and on financial services work.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Southeast-based full-service law firm of similar scale with offices in the Carolinas, Atlanta, and across the region. Competes directly with MVA for corporate, regulatory, and litigation work, and is a natural Atlanta market peer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A full-service law firm of similar Am Law 200 scale with strong financial services, energy, and corporate practices. A peer in size and practice mix, with overlapping capabilities in banking, capital markets, and regulatory work.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Charlotte-based full-service law firm with a comparable practice mix in corporate transactions, litigation, and financial services. Direct head-to-head competitor for many of the same Carolinas-based corporate clients.

TypeRegional player
Description

A North Carolina-based full-service law firm with deep roots in Greensboro and the Triad. Regional peer competing for North Carolina corporate, litigation, and regulatory work, though smaller in scale than MVA.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A full-service East Coast-focused law firm of comparable size with deep Carolinas presence and a similar multi-state U.S./U.K. footprint. Competes directly with MVA for mid-market corporate, litigation, and financial services clients across the Carolinas and Southeast.

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Moore & Van Allen

Legal Services (Full-Service Law Firm)mvalaw.com

Moore & Van Allen is a privately-held, full-service law firm with 400+ attorneys providing corporate, finance, litigation, regulatory, and government contracts counsel to corporate, government contractor, and financial services clients from offices in Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston, and Atlanta.

What Moore & Van Allen does

Moore & Van Allen PLLC is a privately-held, full-service law firm headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, with additional offices in Raleigh, Charleston, and (newly opened) Atlanta. Founded in 1950, the firm has grown to 400+ attorneys and operates as a comprehensive legal platform across more than 60 practice areas spanning corporate transactions, M&A, capital markets, financial services, banking, government contracts, litigation and regulatory disputes, intellectual property, employment and labor, health care, environmental, real estate, tax, and wealth planning.

The firm serves corporate clients, financial institutions, and government contractors, with a noted concentration of specialized regulatory expertise in banking and finance, financial regulation, government contracts (FAR/DFARS), investment management, and structured finance. Chambers & Partners ranked 16 practice groups and 46 firm attorneys in its 2026 directory; Banking & Finance and Financial Regulatory practices also earned Chambers Global 2025 recognition.

Moore & Van Allen generates revenue through professional services fees - typically hourly billing, fixed fees, contingency arrangements, and retainers - delivered via direct attorney-client engagements through its offices. Its go-to-market is the traditional law-firm model: business development, client referrals, lateral attorney hiring, and thought-leadership content. In April 2026 the firm executed its first geographic expansion outside the Carolinas, opening an Atlanta office at 3630 Peachtree in Buckhead, while simultaneously building out the Government Contracts practice via lateral hire.

Moore & Van Allen firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Moore & Van Allen
Legal name
Moore & Van Allen PLLC
Website
https://mvalaw.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1950
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Moore & Van Allen is a privately-held, full-service law firm with 400+ attorneys providing corporate, finance, litigation, regulatory, and government contracts counsel to corporate, government contractor, and financial services clients from offices in Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston, and Atlanta.
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Where Moore & Van Allen is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Charlotte
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices4 records

Markets served

Moore & Van Allen business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Legal Services Revenue: Moore & Van Allen generates revenue through provision of comprehensive legal services to corporate and individual clients. As a law firm, revenue is derived from hourly billing, fixed fees for specific matters, contingency arrangements, and retainer agreements across practice areas including financial services, litigation, corporate transactions, and regulatory compliance.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Moore & Van Allen product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Moore & Van Allen provides comprehensive legal advisory and representation services through more than 60 practice areas spanning corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, banking and financial services regulation, government contracts, intellectual property, employment and labor, litigation and disputes, tax, real estate, and wealth planning. Engagements are delivered by 400+ attorneys across offices in Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston, and Atlanta, billed via hourly, fixed-fee, contingency, or retainer arrangements.

Product overview

Moore & Van Allen is a full-service law firm offering comprehensive legal services across multiple practice areas. The firm operates as a unified platform of legal practices rather than a single product, providing integrated counsel in corporate transactions, litigation, finance, intellectual property, and regulatory matters. The firm's services are organized into three broad categories: Corporate, Private Client & Transactional services; Litigation & Global Disputes; and Finance & Investments. Key practice areas include Mergers & Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Financial Services, Government Contracts, Intellectual Property, Privacy & Data Security, Employment & Labor, Health Care, and Real Estate, among many others. The firm serves corporate clients, financial institutions, and individuals across industries with offices in Atlanta, Charleston, Charlotte, and Raleigh.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions Advisory and transactional legal services covering mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private equity transactions, and corporate governance matters for business corporations, financial institutions, and commercial entities.
  • Capital Markets and Securities Securities offerings, IPOs, debt issuances, securities law compliance, SEC reporting, and capital markets transactions for issuers and underwriters.
  • Financial Services and Financial Regulatory Banking law, lending transactions, financial institution regulation, fintech matters, swaps and derivatives, and financial regulatory advice and response for banks, investment firms, and other financial institutions.
  • Government Contracts Federal contracting counsel including bid protests, FAR/DFARS compliance, government contracts M&A, government contracts litigation, and False Claims Act matters for federal contractors and acquirers of government contracting businesses.
  • Litigation and Regulatory Disputes Complex commercial litigation, class actions, white collar defense, government enforcement defense, internal investigations, e-discovery, arbitration, and mediation for corporate clients and individuals across regulated industries.
  • Intellectual Property Patent, trademark, and copyright protection, IP transactions, IP litigation, commercial and technology transactions, and intellectual property strategy.
  • Employment & Labor and Employee Benefits Workforce-related legal counsel including employment litigation, labor relations, benefits and compensation, workplace policies, DEI advice and compliance assessments, and ESOP transactions.
  • Health Care Health care regulatory, transactional, and litigation services for providers, payers, and industry participants navigating federal and state health law.
  • Real Estate and Real Estate Finance Commercial real estate acquisition, development, financing, leasing, disposition, real estate lending, CMBS, bridge financing, and economic development incentives.
  • Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring Representation in Chapter 11 reorganizations, out-of-court restructurings, distressed asset transactions, and asset-based lending matters.
  • Tax, Wealth, Trust & Estate Planning Corporate taxation, partnership taxation, international tax, tax controversy, closely held business tax planning, estate planning, trust administration, wealth transfer, family office and private investment, and charitable giving strategies.
  • Privacy, Data Security and AI/ Emerging Technologies Data protection compliance, breach response, privacy litigation, cybersecurity advisory, and legal counsel on artificial intelligence technologies, regulatory compliance, and emerging technology matters.
  • Antitrust Competition law advisory including merger review, cartel investigations, and antitrust litigation.
  • Energy, Environmental and ESG Legal services for energy sector transactions and regulatory compliance, environmental regulation compliance, contaminated property matters, environmental litigation, and environmental, social, and corporate governance advisory.
  • Immigration Business immigration services for corporate clients and individuals, including visa strategy and compliance.
  • Public Affairs and Government Relations Government relations, legislative advocacy, communications and media, and public policy advisory services for corporate and industry clients.
  • Supply Chain, Transportation & Logistics Transportation industry transactions, logistics contracts, and regulatory compliance for supply chain and logistics sector clients.
  • Investment Funds and Private Equity Formation and operation of investment funds, fund finance, direct lending and private capital, private equity fund formation, and investment manager regulation.
  • Entertainment Finance Finance and transactional counsel for film, television, and entertainment industry investments.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 6,200+ hours of pro bono legal services donated annually
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Segments3 records

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Tara Hopkins (Individual Lateral Hire)coreOthers · 20 April 2026Tara Hopkins joined as Member and Head of Government Contracts practice, bringing expertise in government contracts-focused M&A, bid protests, FAR and DFARS compliance, and litigation. Her addition expands the firm's capabilities in advising clients on federal contracting matters, joining a platform that integrates corporate, litigation, labor, and intellectual property practices.

Scale indicators11 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Moore & Van Allen competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • K&L Gates: A larger full-service global law firm with similar practice areas spanning corporate, finance, IP, and litigation. A scale-peer with comparable practice breadth but significantly greater geographic and resource depth.
  • King & Spalding: A larger Atlanta-based international law firm with significant financial services, M&A, and litigation practices. Operates at a higher Am Law tier and represents both a competitor and an aspirational benchmark for MVA's Atlanta expansion.

Direct peers

  • Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein: A Charlotte-headquartered full-service law firm with strong Carolinas coverage across corporate, litigation, real estate, and regulatory practices. Direct competitor for corporate clients and lateral talent in the Charlotte market.
  • McGuireWoods: A full-service law firm of comparable size with strong Southeast and Mid-Atlantic presence, including Charlotte and Raleigh offices. Direct competitor for corporate, litigation, and financial services work across the Carolinas.
  • Alston & Bird: A major Atlanta-headquartered full-service law firm with strong financial services, healthcare, and litigation practices. A direct Southeast peer that will likely compete head-on with MVA's new Atlanta office and on financial services work.
  • Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough: A Southeast-based full-service law firm of similar scale with offices in the Carolinas, Atlanta, and across the region. Competes directly with MVA for corporate, regulatory, and litigation work, and is a natural Atlanta market peer.
  • Hunton Andrews Kurth: A full-service law firm of similar Am Law 200 scale with strong financial services, energy, and corporate practices. A peer in size and practice mix, with overlapping capabilities in banking, capital markets, and regulatory work.
  • Robinson Bradshaw: A Charlotte-based full-service law firm with a comparable practice mix in corporate transactions, litigation, and financial services. Direct head-to-head competitor for many of the same Carolinas-based corporate clients.
  • Womble Bond Dickinson: A full-service East Coast-focused law firm of comparable size with deep Carolinas presence and a similar multi-state U.S./U.K. footprint. Competes directly with MVA for mid-market corporate, litigation, and financial services clients across the Carolinas and Southeast.

Regional players

  • Brooks Pierce: A North Carolina-based full-service law firm with deep roots in Greensboro and the Triad. Regional peer competing for North Carolina corporate, litigation, and regulatory work, though smaller in scale than MVA.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles9 records

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Moore & Van Allen M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Moore & Van Allen

What does Moore & Van Allen do?

Moore & Van Allen provides comprehensive legal advisory and representation services through more than 60 practice areas spanning corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, banking and financial services regulation, government contracts, intellectual property, employment and labor, litigation and disputes, tax, real estate, and wealth planning. Engagements are delivered by 400+ attorneys across offices in Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston, and Atlanta, billed via hourly, fixed-fee, contingency, or retainer arrangements.

Is Moore & Van Allen a public or private company?

Moore & Van Allen is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.

When was Moore & Van Allen founded?

Moore & Van Allen was founded in 1950. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Moore & Van Allen based?

Moore & Van Allen is headquartered in Charlotte, United States, in the North America region.

How does Moore & Van Allen make money?

One revenue line is on record: legal Services Revenue.

Who are Moore & Van Allen's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are K&L Gates and King & Spalding. Direct peers are Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein, McGuireWoods, Alston & Bird, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, Hunton Andrews Kurth, Robinson Bradshaw and Womble Bond Dickinson. Brooks Pierce is listed as a regional player.

Does Moore & Van Allen have an API?

No public API is recorded for Moore & Van Allen.

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citybizMoore & Van Allen Expands Film and Television Finance CapabilitiesMoore & Van Allen expanded its entertainment finance practice by hiring Michael Price to its Atlanta office, its first outside the Carolinas. Price brings experience in film production and tax credits, including closing over $20 million in Georgia film tax credit transfers. The firm aims to strengthen its entertainment finance capabilities across music, film, and television.American City Business JournalsMoore & Van Allen opening law office in Washington, DCMoore & Van Allen is opening a new law office in Washington, DC, joining other out-of-state firms expanding their presence in the capital. The firm aims to be nearer to federal agencies and access the region's legal talent pool. This move reflects a broader trend of law firms relocating or expanding in D.C. to tap into deep legal resources.Business Wire BlogMoore & Van Allen Opens Washington, D.C. Office, Adds Partner Erica Bakies to Growing Government Contracts and National Security BenchMoore & Van Allen PLLC has leased new office space in Washington, D.C., establishing its fifth office and expanding its presence in a key regulatory center. This expansion coincides with the addition of partner Erica Bakies to strengthen the firm's government contracts and national security practice. The firm plans to move into the new location on or after October 1, 2026.FinancialContent Business PageMoore & Van Allen Opens Washington, D.C. Office, Adds Partner Erica Bakies to Growing Government Contracts and National Security BenchMoore & Van Allen PLLC (MVA) has opened a new office in Washington, D.C., marking its fifth office and expanding its presence outside the Carolinas. This development coincides with the addition of partner Erica Bakies, enhancing the firm’s capabilities in government contracts and national security. MVA aims to strengthen its alignment with client demands and expand in response to market opportunities.American City Business JournalsMoore & Van Allen opening first D.C. office in OctoberMoore & Van Allen is set to open its first office in Washington, D.C. this October. This expansion joins other out-of-state law firms relocating to the capital to access federal agencies and local legal talent. The move highlights a trend of regional firms expanding their geographic footprint to serve national clients.MorningstarMoore & Van Allen Opens Washington, D.C. Office, Adds Partner Erica Bakies to Growing Government Contracts and National Security BenchMoore & Van Allen leased new office space in Washington, D.C., establishing its fifth office and second outside the Carolinas. Partner Erica Bakies joins to expand government contracts and national security capabilities, with the firm moving into the space on or after October 1, 2026.citybizMoore & Van Allen Expands Government Contracts Capabilities with Addition of Tara HopkinsMoore & Van Allen PLLC announced the addition of Tara Hopkins as a Member and Head of its Government Contracts practice, expanding the firm's capabilities in advising clients on federal contracting matters. Hopkins brings expertise in government contracts-focused M&A, bid protests, FAR and DFARS compliance, and litigation, joining a platform that integrates corporate, litigation, labor, and intellectual property practices. The hire reflects the firm's strategy of aligning regulatory insight with clients' strategic business objectives in complex, highly regulated environments.Bloomberg Law NewsWake Up Call: AI Startups Court Law Students as Future CustomersTwo legal AI startups, Legora and Harvey, are expanding their outreach to law students by providing free training and access to AI legal tools to several US law schools. Meanwhile, Moore & Van Allen is entering the Atlanta market by acquiring office space, and Indiana University Maurer School of Law will gift its graduates $10,000 each. Multiple law firms have also announced notable lateral moves and expansions across the US.Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionHot Atlanta legal market attracts North Carolina’s largest firmMoore & Van Allen, the largest law firm in North Carolina, opened a new office in Buckhead, Atlanta on April 1, 2026, joining several large national and global law firms that have recently expanded into the market. The arrival reflects Atlanta's growing legal market, which is experiencing significant competitive upheaval as firms snap up office space in Buckhead and Midtown. Atlanta law firms are navigating an increasingly competitive environment where some are folding after attorney exits while others are flourishing.MorningstarMoore & Van Allen Announces New Office in Atlanta, Firm’s First Outside the CarolinasMoore & Van Allen PLLC (MVA), North Carolina's largest law firm, has signed a lease for Class AA office space at 3630 Peachtree in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood, establishing the firm's first dedicated physical office outside the Carolinas. The move represents a significant strategic expansion milestone for the 75-year-old firm, which has grown to over 400 attorneys in the past decade and expects to occupy the new space by April 1, 2026. The new office will be led by Atlanta partner Brett Moskowitz and is intended to support the firm's growing client base and attract lateral talent in the Southeast region.