Two Los Angeles partners recognized as 2024 Legal Visionaries by the Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles partners Alesha Dominique and William Troutman have been named 2024 Legal Visionaries by the Los Angeles Times.  

Profiled in the third annual Business of Law magazine, this honor recognizes lawyers who have exhibited exemplary achievements within their practice areas. Nominees are determined based on noteworthy success and accomplishments over the past 24 months, strong leadership roles and innovative strategies to help the firm and clients avoid risk and leverage opportunities.

Recognized in the Intellectual Property category, Alesha’s practice focuses on trademark, false advertising and unfair competition, copyright, entertainment and right of publicity matters. Among her many accomplishments, she is highlighted for her leadership as the US Chair of the International Trademark Association’s Non-Traditional Marks Subcommittee and local volunteer work with L.A. Works.

Norton Rose Fulbright’s US Head of Consumer Markets and US Co-Lead for ESG and Human Rights, William is profiled in the Consumer Products and Retail category for his nearly two decades of experience in product safety, compliance and environmental law. A leader in the industry as well, William regularly shares his insights as a lecturer, panelist and co-editor of the firm’s Consumer Products Law Blog.

Business of Law, produced by the Los Angeles Times B2B publishing division, was printed in the Sunday edition on November 17.