HUNTINGTON - Tammy White has been elected to the International Association of Defense Counsel Board of Directors. She is the first attorney from West Virginia to earn this honor.
She is one of nine board members, each class of three serves for a three-year term. Each member is elected by IADC peers.
The IADC membership is comprised of the world’s leading corporate and insurance lawyers and has been serving a distinguished membership since 1920. Being part of the IADC means you have experienced success in your career and are committed to supporting your profession; being elected to the Board shows unparalleled dedication to your practice by leadership of such a distinguish group.
Tammy is a senior litigator in Farrell, White & Legg PLLC’s medical malpractice, health law and product liability litigation sections. She was the first female trial lawyer from West Virginia to be elected to the International Association of Defense Counsel.
With a nursing degree from The Ohio State University, she had 10 years of experience as a critical care and oncology nurse and hospital administrator before her distinguished legal career. In 2011, Tammy completed a Masters’ in Public Health from the prestigious Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore with an emphasis in health care economics and population-based problem-solving.
Situated in Huntington, Farrell, White & Legg PLLC provides a cadre of experienced trial lawyers who have the skill and creativity demanded to aggressively and successfully operate in the difficult litigation venues it serves in West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
FWL has ascended to the top rank of litigation firms in the region because its lawyers embrace the challenge of providing big firm quality at affordable rates. FWL has earned its reputation by successfully handling difficult and high risk cases as well as a variety of mass litigation matters. For more information, visit www.farrell3.com.