Holidays are a Cause for Song at Kelley Drye

You already know Kelley Drye's DC office brings fun into law, with "Bring Your Dog to Work Day" and an annual trip to see the cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin. It's no different around the holidays, when they celebrate with an in-office choral performance. Now in its second year, the chorus has doubled in size, and includes government relations co-chair and former DC managing partner Paul Rosenthal (third from right), who gave a solo in Swinging on a Star. While listening to tunes such as Jingle Bell Rock and the Dreidel Song, lawyers and staff enjoyed hot apple cider and eggnog.

DC managing partner Lew Rose presented the annual Gail Cook Award to DC Director of Recruiting & Professional Personnel Suzanne Gralow. The award is named for the firm's late receptionist, who "capably handled every request with a smile, a can-do attitude, and most importantly, with a great sense of humor."

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