Troutman Pepper Names Tambry Bradford Office Managing Partner in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES – Troutman Pepper announced today that Tambry Bradford, a partner in the Business Litigation Practice Group, will become office managing partner (OMP) of the Los Angeles office, effective May 1, 2022. In addition to Bradford, Troutman Pepper also announced that four other attorneys have been named as new OMPs in the firm’s Boston, Chicago, Princeton, and San Francisco offices.

“We are grateful for Tambry’s willingness to take on this important leadership role in addition to the demands of her busy practice,” said Tom Cole, Troutman Pepper Managing Partner. “Tambry will continue to build on her predecessor’s efforts, focusing on strategic growth and actively representing our firm in the local community.”

“I am pleased to take on this leadership role as Troutman Pepper expands on the West Coast,” said Bradford. I look forward to joining my fellow OMPs across the country to best serve our clients while also championing our efforts to improve the communities in which we work and live.”

As a trial attorney, Bradford represents individuals and public and private companies throughout the United States. She regularly serves as lead trial counsel for clients facing high-stakes litigation. Her practice encompasses a wide range of complex commercial litigation matters involving claims of fraud, unfair competition, due process violations, contract disputes, and products liability. She advises clients in state and federal courts throughout the country and has handled appeals in California state appellate courts and the Ninth Circuit. Bradford has been included in the Southern California Rising Stars lists and was named one of the “Most Influential Minority Lawyers” by the Los Angeles Business Journal.

In addition to her successful legal practice, Bradford is a 2016 Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD) Fellow and a former volunteer for the Los Angeles County Bar Association Domestic Violence Project. She also is a former member of the California Minority Counsel Program (CMCP) Ambassadors Council, former co-chair of the CMCP Newsletter Committee, and was a member of the CMCP Annual Conference Committee.

The other new OMPs, their offices, and practice groups are:

• Miranda Hooker, Boston, Health Sciences Litigation
• Susan Charles, Chicago, Environmental and Natural Resources.
• Delia Donahue, Princeton, Finance and Restructuring
• Kalama Lui-Kwan, San Francisco, Consumer Financial Services

About Troutman Pepper
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