Bad Faith Litigation: Insurer's Discovery of Plaintiff's Privileged Information

Ms. Moss is office managing partner of the Atlanta office. She concentrates her practice in civil litigation, and she has extensive experience with matters pertaining to property, casualty, and trucking issues. Ms. Moss also regularly litigates civil and commercial matters pertaining to transportation and logistics, as well as mass and complex torts and class actions. She has also litigated complex cases involving environmental and toxic exposures, including asbestos, diacetyl, mold, and chemical exposures. Ms. Moss has participated in all phases of the defense of these matters, from initial discovery through dispositive motions, expert discovery, settlement negotiations, and trial practice. She also advises companies on risk management strategies.

Mr. Currie has been practicing law in the State of Mississippi since graduating from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1976. In addition to eight years of teaching as an adjunct professor at the Mississippi College School of Law, his practice has run the gamut of insurance defense matters. Mr. Currie has served on the faculties of the International Association of Defense and Corporate Counsel Trial Academy, The National Institute for Trial Advocacy, and Trial Academies of the Mississippi Defense Lawyers Association.

Mr. Snell concentrates his practice on insurance coverage and bad faith, commercial litigation, personal injury defense and retail law.