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6.10.26

Willcox Savage Recognized in Chambers USA 2026 Rankings

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Willcox Savage is pleased to announce its recognition in the 2026 edition of Chambers USA Guide, a leading legal ranking publication known for its extensive independent research, including interviews with clients and peers. The firm received rankings in three practice areas and earned individual recognition for seven attorneys.

Chambers USA evaluates attorneys and firms on legal ability, client service, commercial awareness, diligence, and professional conduct. The “Senior Statespeople” designation recognizes highly respected senior attorneys who remain influential in their field, while “Up and Coming” recognizes emerging attorneys gaining significant market recognition.

Firm Rankings

Willcox Savage received the following practice area rankings in Chambers USA 2026:

Product Liability & Toxic Torts (Virginia) – Band 3

“Willcox Savage is a go-to for complex product liability cases. The group advises clients on workers' compensation, premises liability and personal injury claims arising from product defects.”— Chambers Review

Real Estate (Virginia: Southern) – Band 2

“Willcox Savage is an established real estate practice that has a strong presence in Norfolk and Virginia Beach. It is recognized for its activity in office and retail development projects, and it continues to develop its expertise in multifamily properties.”— Chambers Review

Corporate/M&A (Virginia: Southern) – Band 3

“Willcox Savage is noted for its handling of transactions in the midmarket space, including M&A and joint ventures. The team also has experience in venture capital financing, master agreement negotiations and securities issues.”— Chambers Review

Individual Attorney Rankings

Bruce T. Bishop
Senior Statespeople – Product Liability & Toxic Torts

“Bruce Bishop is vastly experienced in handling product liability litigation. He is especially well known for his expertise in asbestos exposure cases.”— Chambers Review

Thomas G. Johnson Jr.
Senior Statespeople – Real Estate

“Thomas Johnson has tremendous experience in a range of commercial real estate transactions. He also serves as the chairman of Willcox Savage.”— Chambers Review

Gregory D. Lydon
Band 2 – Real Estate

“Gregory Lydon advises clients such as banks, developers and tenants on a variety of transactional real estate matters.”— Chambers Review

Thomas C. Inglima
Band 3 – Corporate/M&A

“Thomas Inglima is noted for his impressive experience handling complex M&A. He is active in the technology and transportation sectors, among others.”— Chambers Review

Joseph Allen
Up and Coming – Corporate/M&A

“Joseph Allen acts on a broad spectrum of transactional matters, including M&A and capital markets work, as well as advising clients on commercial agreements.”— Chambers Review

Cher Wynkoop

Band 2 – Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation

“Cher Wynkoop of Willcox Savage is recognized for her robust employee benefits and executive compensation practice. She regularly handles benefit programs, audits and ERISA issues for corporate and nonprofit clients.”— Chambers Review

Richard L. Wasserman

Senior Statespeople – Bankruptcy/Restructuring

“Richard Wasserman of Willcox Savage is a longstanding fixture in the market with a wealth of experience in corporate restructurings and loan workouts, as well as Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 bankruptcies.”— Chambers Review

Willcox Savage is honored to be recognized once again by Chambers USA and remains grateful to its clients and colleagues for their continued trust and support.