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Atheria Law and Four Partners Achieve Rankings in Chambers USA 2025

Atheria Law is pleased to announce that the firm, along with four of its founding partners, have been ranked in the California Insurance: Insurer section of the 2025 edition of Chambers USA. Bill Casey, Joan D’Ambrosio and Julie Choi Hawkinson each continue to be ranked and Eric Moon has been recognized for the first time in the 2025 guide.

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“We continue to be proud of our firm and attorneys recognized in the prestigious Chambers USA guide, particularly in a dynamic market like California, validating the high level of service we provide to insurers across the globe,” said Christina Terplan, founding partner and president of Atheria Law. “The rankings demonstrate that our clients value the sophisticated work we do, bolstering our standing as a top-tier, innovative firm.”

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Atheria Law was established in 2019 by a dedicated group of partners with decades of experience representing insurers and reinsurers in complex coverage matters, including professional indemnity, technology, privacy, media, and intellectual property claims. 

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Chambers and Partners, an independent professional legal research company, determines its annual rankings of leading firms and attorneys through in-depth research and interviews with law firms, clients and third parties. A team of researchers assess attorneys based on attributes valued by clients, including technical legal ability, professional conduct, client service, commercial astuteness, diligence, and commitment.

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