Law360 Names 10 Troutman Pepper Partners to Editorial Advisory Boards

NEW YORK – Ten Troutman Pepper partners will serve on Law360 Editorial Advisory Boards this year. Board members were handpicked by Law360 to provide feedback on coverage and expert insight on how to best shape future coverage.

Board memberships include:

Joan Arnold (Philadelphia | Tax)
Tax Authority International Editorial Advisory Board

Jordi de Llano (Boston | White Collar + Government Investigations)
Massachusetts Editorial Advisory Board

Abbey Hazlett (Philadelphia | White Collar + Government Investigations)
Pennsylvania Editorial Advisory Board

Thao Le (Philadelphia | Corporate)
Mergers and Acquisitions Editorial Advisory Board

John Leonti (Los Angeles & New York | Capital Projects + Infrastructure)
Project Finance Editorial Advisory Board

Evelyn Meltzer (Wilmington | Financial Restructuring + Insolvency)
Bankruptcy Editorial Advisory Board

Ghillaine Reid (New York | Securities Investigations + Enforcement)
Securities Editorial Advisory Board

Agustin Rodriguez (Richmond & Washington, D.C. | Regulatory Investigations, Strategy, + Enforcement)
Cannabis Editorial Advisory Board

Kamran Salour (Orange County | Privacy + Cyber)
Cybersecurity & Privacy Editorial Advisory Board

Gwen Tawresey (Boston | Intellectual Property)
International Trade Editorial Advisory Board

About Troutman Pepper
Troutman Pepper is a national law firm with more than 1,200 attorneys strategically located in 23 U.S. cities. The firm’s litigation, transactional, and regulatory practices advise a diverse client base, from start-ups to multinational enterprises. The firm provides sophisticated legal solutions to clients’ most pressing business challenges, with depth across industry sectors, including energy, financial services, health sciences, insurance, and private equity, among others. Learn more at troutman.com.

Our Cannabis Practice provides advice on issues related to applicable federal and state law. Marijuana remains an illegal controlled substance under federal law.