BOSTON – Sept. 10, 2024 – Anne V. Dunne, a Litigation associate in global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Boston office, has been selected to participate in the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce's Women’s Leadership Program (WLP) for 2024-2025. This WLP cohort comprises 60 women from across a variety of industries.
Presented in partnership with Simmons University Institute for Inclusive Leadership, the WLP empowers women leaders with the skills, mentorship, and network to excel in their own careers and create conditions for other women to thrive. Through a blend of academic classes, practical application, and social capital, the program aims to foster workplace gender equity and professional success. The WLP has graduated more than 1,000 women from across industries, sectors, and roles, including several women attorneys from Greenberg Traurig’s Boston office.
“We applaud Anne Dunne on being selected for the Women’s Leadership Program,” said David J. Dykeman and Terence P. McCourt, co-managing shareholders of the firm’s Boston office, in a joint statement. “Annie has emerged as a standout talent in our litigation practice, and we are excited to see the impact she will have on the Greater Boston business community.”
Dunne focuses her practice on commercial litigation, concentrating on financial services, class action defense, government investigations, and whistleblower litigation. She handles claims in both state and federal courts on behalf of a wide range of clients, including consumer banks, financial services companies, national banks, mortgage lenders and servicers, credit card issuers, manufacturers, and large national retailers. Additionally, Dunne litigates claims of trade secret misappropriation, unfair competition, and breach of restrictive covenant agreements. She also represents corporations, officers, and directors on securities litigation matters, shareholder derivative actions, and other complex commercial disputes.
Dunne joins a long list of Greenberg Traurig attorneys who have participated in the WLP and positively impacted the Boston area.