Troutman Sanders Expands Litigation and Insurance and Reinsurance Practices with Addition of Five Premier Partners in DC, New York and Orange County
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- An elite litigation, insurance and reinsurance team has joined Troutman Sanders LLP in Washington, D.C., New York and Orange County. The partners, regarded as some of the best practitioners in the industry, include William C. O'Neill, Leslie Davis and Michael T. Carolan (DC); Jack Thomas (New York); and Steven D. Allison (Orange County). They previously practiced at Crowell & Moring, with O'Neill and Davis serving as the Co-chairs of Crowell & Moring'sInsurance & Reinsurance Practice Group, and Thomas and Allison serving as the Managing Partners of Crowell's London and Orange County offices, respectively.
"This seasoned team increases the firm's commercial and class action litigation bench, having represented clients in complex, high-stakes disputes across various industries," said Bill Withrow, chair of Troutman Sanders'Business Litigation Department. "They have extensive trial and appellate experience in state and federal courts throughout the country. They also bring to the firm significant international dispute resolution capabilities."
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