Biography

Ali is an Associate Attorney based in the firm’s California office, where he focuses his legal practice on the representation of commercial policyholders in insurance coverage disputes. He is a graduate of the firm’s Summer Associate program and has since devoted his career to policyholder advocacy. Ali has represented clients in resolving coverage issues involving commercial and civil construction, executive management, and risk transfer.

Experience

Ali’s interest and experience in complex litigation commenced during his law school career, where he was recognized with Dean’s Awards for Strategic Justice Litigation and Supreme Court Litigation, and was a University of California, Irvine Moot Court finalist. He interned at the Orange County District Attorney’s Office in the Special Prosecutions Unit as well as the Office of the California Attorney General. During his time with the Attorney General, he argued as a certified law student on behalf of the State of California in the California Court of Appeals. He has also performed pro bono work with the Veterans Legal Institute and Community and Economic Development legal clinic.

In his spare time, Ali enjoys watching cricket and Formula 1, and playing soccer and golf. He is fluent in Hindi and Urdu, and conversational in Punjabi.

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Oregon Supreme Court Provides Much-Needed Clarity on the State’s Law Regarding Whether Damage from Construction Defect Constitutes An “Occurrence”

The Supreme Court of Oregon recently ruled that a general contractor’s tort liability for its defective work may constitute a covered “occurrence” within the meaning of the ISO commercial general liability (“CGL”) policy, providing much needed clarity on the issue under Oregon law.[1] However, property damage arising solely from a contractor’s contractual obligations does not […]
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