Torridon Law PLLC advises and represents clients in connection with litigation; government enforcement, regulatory, and legislative matters; and commercial disputes. We draw on the exceptionally broad experience of our lawyers at senior levels of government, at top tier national law firms, and in the corporate world. Over our careers, we have led organizations through complex, high-stakes, and sensitive matters and crises of all kinds, including every facet of litigation; regulatory and legislative battles; major mergers and acquisitions; commercial and international disputes; government investigations and enforcement actions; monitorships; and public-relations controversies.
In the private sector, members of our team have served as general counsels of two Fortune 50 companies, as public-company board members, as partners in major law firms and a venture capital fund, and head of the Litigation Center for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Our government experience includes serving as Attorney General of the United States; Counsel to the President, Deputy Counsel to the President, and Associate Counsel to the President; senior officials at the U.S. Department of Justice; Chief Counsel of the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations; senior attorneys in federal and state agencies; and judicial law clerks at the U.S. Supreme Court, as well as other federal appellate and trial courts. Our team members have extensive experience working with all agencies across the federal government, the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, various state regulatory agencies and State Attorneys General offices.
We provide our services to major corporations, investment firms, law firms, industry groups, and other leading institutions advising and assisting them navigate and surmount the challenges they confront. We frequently work in tandem with other law firms, and we have an extensive network of accomplished experts to augment our team as needed.
The firm is committed to upholding the values, collegiality, and client-focused ethos that traditionally have distinguished the law as a profession.
