TERESA WILSON

Position:

Senior Attorney

Experience

Teresa Wilson’s litigation background ranges from pre-trial to appellate, primarily as a writer representing clients in the insurance defense field. Teresa’s areas of experience include both general and complex civil litigations cases, including bodily and property injury defense, premises liability, insurance bad faith, and commercial contract disputes. Teresa has also worked in the energy sector, advising in-house personnel on an array of contract, environmental, and regulatory issues in a variety of areas both upstream and downstream in the oil business.

A lifelong swimmer, Teresa has served on various committees within Southern California Swimming, the largest local swim conference within USA Swimming, and has also advised individuals on legal issues relating to SafeSport within the USOPC.

Teresa is a member of the State Bar of California and admitted to federal practice before the U.S. District Courts of the Central, Eastern, Northern, and Southern Districts of California.

Practices

Automobile/Homeowner Bodily Injury and Property Damage
Commercial General Liability
First Party Insurance Bad Faith Defense
Business Litigation

Education

Southwestern Law School, 1996
California State University, Long Beach, BA, 1989

Memberships

State Bar of California
United States District Courts

Published Opinions

Coleman v. Republic Indemnity Insurance Company (2005) 132 Cal.App.4th 4036

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