Frisco’s Sedgwick Detert Moran & Arnold has hired J. Craig Williams and Joseph R. McFaul as partner and special counsel, respectively, in its Orange County office.
The attorneys previously worked at the Williams Lindberg Law Firm, a boutique in Newport Beach, California.
Williams handles complex business litigation with an emphasis on environmental, intellectual property, real estate, technology law and labor matters.
McFaul focuses on real estate, admiralty, complex business litigation, and environmental matters.
Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold LLP is an international litigation and business law firm that provides counseling, risk management, litigation management, trial, appellate and transactional legal services to sophisticated corporate clients. Founded in 1933 as a three-person firm in San Francisco, Sedgwick now has more than 400 attorneys in offices around the world.
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