Hi, ’94s! I’m light on news to share, but at least the piece I have is good.

Classmate Amy Candido was featured in one of our columns back in 2018, and now, thanks to a press release from her new firm, we have an update. Amy continues to practice intellectual property law, protecting some of the biggest names and ideas in the technology sector. Recently she joined the trial and intellectual property litigation practice as a partner in the San Francisco office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. Amy represents clients including market leaders and innovative disruptors, regularly speaks as an expert at conferences, publishes on a wide range of intellectual property topics, and litigates antitrust and complex commercial matters. Congratulations to Amy, as she continues to wow as one of the Daily Journal’s “Top 100 Women Litigators in California.”

While Dartmouth Alumni Magazine generously allows our class column up to 650 words per issue, I’m sadly out of news. Still, there are many disregarded words, just wasted, floating out there, wanting to be used to tell your story. Please contact me with your update for the next column.

—Laura Hardegree Davis, 520 Meadowlark Lane, Brentwood, TN 03755; lauradavis723@mac.com