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Atheria Law Attorneys Recognized as 2025 Northern California Super Lawyers

Atheria Law is proud to announce that founding partners Joan D’Ambrosio and Bill Casey have been named to the 2025 edition of Northern California Super Lawyers®. Joan was recognized in the areas of Insurance Coverage and Professional Liability, and Bill was selected for his work in Insurance Coverage, Civil Litigation, and Professional Liability.

In addition, Brett Carmody, Michael Niebuhr, Jessica Scott, and Gabriela Slabine were included as 2025 Northern California Rising Stars® for Insurance Coverage.

Published by Thomson Reuters, the Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists recognize outstanding lawyers who have achieved a high level of professional accomplishment and peer recognition. The selection process includes a statewide survey of attorneys, independent research, and peer evaluations within specific practice areas, resulting in a respected and diverse list of legal talent.

Learn more about Super Lawyers here.

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