Goldberg Segalla partner Danielle N. Malaty has been appointed chair of the American Bar Association’s Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section Self-Insurers and Risk Managers Committee.

“I am honored to be appointed as chair of this important committee,” Danielle said. “SIRM offers its members opportunities to network, publish and speak on relevant legal issues, and learn from others’ experiences in the areas of risk management and self-insurance.”

Prior to her appointment to chair, Danielle served as a dedicated vice chair of the SIRM Committee for six years. As she steps into her new role as chair of the SIRM Committee, she will continue to serve as a leader to many attorneys, risk management professionals, and self-insurers.

Along with the newly appointed TIPS committee chairs, Danielle will also serve on the TIPS Standing Committee, where she will act as a liaison to the numerous committees within TIPS.

Danielle’s role will involve planning, organizing, coordinating, and leadership related to events, networking, substantive committee meetings and programs, and general administration of the TIPS community at large. She will also assist and participate in the TIPS Fall Meeting, from October 12-14, at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Nassau, Bahamas, and at the TIPS Section Conference from May 1-4, 2024, at the Loews Hollywood in Hollywood, California.

MORE ABOUT GOLDBERG SEGALLA’S DANIELLE N. MALATY:

Danielle is an accomplished trial and appellate attorney who focuses her practice on counseling and defending a broad range of businesses, public entities, and professionals in all aspects of employment and labor matters, including claims of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and other workplace misconduct. Danielle also represents lawyers, directors, and officers in professional liability claims. Her versatility, attention to detail, and dynamic approach to the practice of law allow her to understand her clients’ evolving needs and provide them with thorough and thoughtful advice in a constantly evolving legal landscape. Danielle values her relationships with clients and consistently provides them with a perspective on liability that is curated around their needs and legal obligations. She is an avid student of appellate law, and prides herself on bringing the most up-to-date perspectives borne of recent appellate developments to both her clients and the courts.