Katie Moran Named to LA Business Journal’s “Thriving in Their 40s” List

Katie Moran Named to LA Business Journal’s “Thriving in Their 40s” List

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Special Counsel Katie Moran was recognized as a leader of influence on the Los Angeles Business Journal’s “Thriving in Their 40s” list. The honor recognizes leading professionals in their 40s, along with some insights about their careers, attributes and accomplishments.

According to her profile, “Katie Moran has over a decade of experience representing companies around the world in a wide range of industries—including telecommunications, technology, social media, transportation, entertainment, healthcare, pharmaceutical, commodities trading and financial services—in high-profile and high-stakes criminal and administrative matters involving federal and state government investigations.”

Read the full profile in the Los Angeles Business Journal.

 

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