The integration brings together complementary legal expertise, merging a strong foundation in litigation, intellectual property, and construction law with extensive experience in business law, commercial real estate, and tax credit financing. According to Managing Partner Richard C. Lawrence, the move aims to scale resources while preserving the individualized client relationships both firms cultivated over the past 35 years.
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Richmond Law Firms MeyerGoergen and Durrette Arkema Merge
Two established Richmond legal practices, MeyerGoergen PC and Durrette, Arkema, Gerson & Gill PC, have finalized a merger to form Lawrence Arkema Perini Beirne Gerson Gill PC. The new entity combines 14 attorneys and 15 staff members, operating from an expanded office space in the Innsbrook area of Glen Allen, Virginia.
Bruce Arkema noted that the combined bench enables the firm to manage complex civil disputes and sophisticated corporate transactions internally. Driven by succession planning and rising client demand, the firm intends to leverage this broader expertise to serve financial institutions, developers, and private individuals. Clients will experience continuity during the transition, with operations now centralized at 4801 Cox Road. The firm officially launched its updated digital presence and communications infrastructure on August 1, 2026.
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