Allyson E. Riemma
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Allyson Riemma concentrates her practice on complex litigation relating to class actions, securities, and professional malpractice litigation, as well as various forms of governmental investigations by the PCAOB, SEC, US Attorney’s office and other agencies. She is experienced representing clients from Fortune 500 companies to small closely held corporations. Her trial experience includes numerous cases in state and federal district court, as well as arbitration and regulatory proceedings. Allyson is an accomplished litigator who has handled bet-the-company litigations, including successfully defending high-profile class actions and tax and accounting cases.Read full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/riemma-allyson-e/ Allyson Riemma concentrates her practice on complex litigation relating to class actions, securities, and professional malpractice litigation, as well as various forms of governmental investigations by the PCAOB, SEC, US Attorney’s office and other agencies. She is experienced representing clients from Fortune 500 companies to small closely held corporations. Her trial experience includes numerous cases in state and federal district court, as well as arbitration and regulatory proceedings. Allyson is an accomplished litigator who has handled bet-the-company litigations, including successfully defending high-profile class actions and tax and accounting cases. Read full biography: https://www.mwe.com/people/riemma-allyson-e/
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Steven Perez
Allyson Riemma handled a complex securities matter for our firm. Her 11 years of experience and Georgetown background were evident in her thorough analysis of the case. She is clearly knowledgeable, and her recognition in dispute resolution seems well-earned based on her strategic approach. However, while the legal work was solid, we sometimes experienced longer-than-expected wait times for responses to non-urgent emails. Setting clearer expectations on communication timelines upfront would have been helpful. For straightforward aspects of our professional malpractice exposure, her guidance was adequate, though the process felt somewhat transactional at times.