According to a firm press release, the addition boosts the number of attorney’s at Troutman Sanders’ Orange County office from 19 to 23. The new team will be joined by a contract attorneys, two paralegals and two secretaries.
Troutman Sanders managing partner Robert W. Webb Jr. said the addition of a complete transactional practice in Orange County fulfills the firm’s strategic objective it had set following its merger with Ross, Dixon & Bell in January 2009.
Prior to joining Troutman Sanders, all four attorneys worked for Jeffer Mangels Butler & Marmaro in Orange County.
Taylor, 46, focuses his practice on representing financial institutions, borrowers, principals, guarantors and other parties in all aspects of financing, including new financings, modifications, out-of-court workouts, restructures, bankruptcies, liquidations, foreclosures and the enforcement of (or as applicable, the defense against) pre-judgment and post-judgment rights and remedies with respect to a wide variety of secured and unsecured financial obligations.
Chambers, 43, focuses his practice on the representation of financial institutions and borrowers in all aspects of litigation involving secured and unsecured debt, including bankruptcy, receiverships, pre- and post-judgment remedies, foreclosures, guaranty actions and lender liability.
Irrgang Bojorquez, 38, has represented financial institutions and developers on complex real estate-based loan transactions involving resorts, residential development projects, master planned communities, condominium conversions and industrial buildings. She is experienced in counseling agents and lenders in syndicated and participated loan transactions.
Troutman Sanders was founded in 1897 and has more than 650 lawyers in 16 offices in North America, Europe and Asia.