Bullivant Houser Bailey PC, a nationally recognized law firm with offices in Washington, Oregon, and California, is pleased to announce that Jeanne Loftis has been appointed as Chair of the National Membership Committee for the Association of Defense Trial Attorneys (ADTA).
Membership in the ADTA is comprised of exceptional members of the defense trial bar. ADTA invites only one prime member per one million population for each city, town, or municipality across the United States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Canada, France, and the United Kingdom. An ADTA membership is, in essence, a statement of the high regard in which that defense trial attorney is held by his or her peers in the defense trial bar of their city and state or province.
Jeanne Loftis is a trial attorney passionate about defending companies in the Pacific Northwest during the most stressful situations they will ever face. Clients seek out her guidance on commercial and casualty cases when their problems are especially complicated and can only be resolved at trial. Jeanne is nationally recognized and has a proven track record after trying 25+ cases to verdict as First Chair. She has taken more cases to trial than most civil litigators.
Jeanne tackles complex mass tort, employment, and product liability litigation, with participation ranging from a key leader of a national trial team to defending cases in collaboration with other defendants. She has successfully defended hundreds of product cases involving asbestos, breast implant, pelvic mesh, medical drug, and other medical device liability claims.
About Bullivant Houser Bailey PC
Bullivant Houser Bailey PC represents clients nationwide who rely upon our success as trial lawyers, our practical business advice, and our expertise in insurance coverage. While we practice out of offices in the western U.S., our reputation is respected nationally, where we have managed client needs across many jurisdictions. Our clients tell us that our legal talents are matched by the service we provide them.
