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Atheria Law Celebrates Three Year Anniversary

Time flies! In October 2019,  Atheria Law was formed as a new law firm built upon principles of experience, transparency, collaboration, and equity. Believing that diversity fuels innovation and that technology can improve the delivery of legal services, the eight founding partners saw a better way to serve their global insurance and reinsurance clients, and their industries. The goal of the firm is to deliver focused, innovative legal solutions for the most complex issues facing insurers and professionals by building a team of passionate, committed, and deeply experienced professionals who truly love what they do and working together.

“From the start, we viewed the firm as more of an evolution since we have professionals who have practiced together for decades and who have worked with the firm’s core clients throughout this period.  We are proud to continue with this work and to have added new professionals and clients who have brought additional energy and perspective to what we do,” observes founding partner, Bill Casey.

Representing the insurance industry in the technology, privacy, cyber, media, intellectual property, and professional liability sectors, Atheria Law is a majority women-owned firm with offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and London. Since its founding in October 2019, the firm steadily has grown and recently expanded its London presence by opening an office in the City.

“As we celebrate the firm’s three-year anniversary, we appreciate our clients and business partners who have placed their trust in our vision,” said the firm’s president, Christina Terplan. “We recognize that our exceptional growth has been accomplished because our clients have supported us and our professionals have embraced our core values of diversity, inclusion, collaboration, and innovation, allowing us to provide the highest-caliber coverage advice and monitoring counsel to our clients around the world.”

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