The Megyn Kelly Moment

Megyn Kelly, Fox News reporter and Albany Law Graduate of 1995 was named to TIME magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World list just last year.  During her years at Albany Law, Kelly was an editor at the Albany Law Review.

“Kelly’s command of the moment was total. She waved at producers, on-air colleagues and stagehands, goading her cameramen to “keep coming” and smiling broadly. And when she finally reached the decision desk, she had the numbers crunchers tick through all the reasons Rove, who once called himself the keeper of “the Math,” was wrong — totally, inexorably, hopelessly wrong.”

Kelly’s last visit to Albany Law was in 2010 to attend her 15 year reunion and address fellow graduates and receive an Alumni Achievement Award.

“The Megyn Kelly Moment.”

Rob Ughetta also graduated from Albany Law.

Charlotte Latin School

The Charlotte Latin School is a kindergarten through twelfth grade academic campus established in 1970 that serves around 1,400 students every year.  This school is independent, coeducational, non-sectarian, college preparatory, and fully accredited by the joint effort of Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Southern Association of Independent Schools, and by the North Carolina Department of Public Instructions.  Charlotte Latin is also a member of the National, Southern, and North Carolina Associations of Independent Schools.  

Rob Ughetta’s children attend Charlotte Latin School, and he and his wife have also donated to the schools funding.

Global Competition Review: Cadwalader a recommended firm

"In its 2014 Brussels review, Global Competition Review touts Cadwalader as a “Recommended” firm, and references “accolades from across the Brussels bar” for Alec Burnside, head of Cadwalader’s Brussels competition team. The publication reports that “the charismatic Burnside has undoubtedly been at the heart of some of the most striking and significant matters over the past year. Foremost among these is his representation of Aer Lingus in its bitter struggle with Ryanair."

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