Analiese Danner Joins Tressler's Insurance Practice Group

Tressler is pleased to welcome Analiese Danner as an associate in our Insurance Practice Group in our Orange County office. Analiese concentrates her practice on insurance coverage and corporate litigation matters. She provides high-quality legal support for a range of practice areas, including coverage analysis, personal injury, construction and professional liability.

"I am thrilled and motivated to step into this new chapter of professional growth at Tressler," said Analiese Danner.

Prior to joining Tressler, Analiese represented plaintiffs under California’s lemon law, defended business clients in tort and contract disputes, and litigated insurance matters encompassing personal injury, construction defect, premises liability and beyond. While in law school, she interned at the Office of the City Attorney, the San Jose County Superior Court and completed coursework in jurisprudence at Oxford University in the UK through Santa Clara Law’s renowned legal study abroad program. Analiese also participated in two legal practice clinics which led her to successfully present a case before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Washington, D.C. analyzing the then-current state of clean water rights in the Americas.Analiese received her B.A. from University of Hawaii and her J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law. 

Analiese Danner can be reached at [email protected].

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